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When an auto-configuration class is listed in AutoConfiguration.imports or referenced as a String using the name attribute of @AutoConfigureBefore or @AutoConfigureAfter, it should be identified using its binary name. For top-level classes, this makes no difference (for example, com.example.ExampleAutoConfiguration). For nested classes, this requires the use of a $ separator rather than a . beyond the top-level class (for example com.example.Outer$NestedAutoConfiguration).
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When an auto-configuration class is listed in
AutoConfiguration.imports
or referenced as a String using thename
attribute of@AutoConfigureBefore
or@AutoConfigureAfter
, it should be identified using its binary name. For top-level classes, this makes no difference (for example,com.example.ExampleAutoConfiguration
). For nested classes, this requires the use of a$
separator rather than a.
beyond the top-level class (for examplecom.example.Outer$NestedAutoConfiguration
).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: