Iñaki Fernández Janssens

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More examples: ``` Vector3 jumpForce; Vector3 getJumpForce() { return jumpForce; } void setJumpForce(Vector3 force) { this.jumpForce = force; } Vector3 getJumpForcePerWeight() { return this.jumpForce.div(weight); } void setJumpForcePerWeight(Vector3 force) { this.jumpForce...

Hi @rstoyanchev , thanks for your reply. > It just happens to work because at the moment we check `@RequestMapping` first, but it's not guaranteed. Can it not be done...

Hi @rstoyanchev , a more concrete example could be as follows: Having a common API for all micro-services so they all follow certain structure: ```java public interface CommonApi { @GetMapping...

@rstoyanchev , I've created a small project dedicated to this issue: https://github.com/NemesisMate/spring-framework-issue-32328. Although it is a much simpler design than the one I'm working with, I believe it is complex...

@rstoyanchev , since it looks like this will take some time to reach a conclusion, what do you think about "unbreaking" it meanwhile so at least existing code using both...

> Thanks for providing the sample. Thanks to you for the support, @rstoyanchev > We don't intend to remove the checks in the mean time, and although it was possible...

> We did not expect this type of usage It's a quite common usage I believe, which was already promoted by Open Feign. > HttpExchange annotations are relatively recent (6.0)...

I've added more "items" (implementations of the common APIs) to better see the cumbersomeness of the current approach. For my surprise, it is not as bad as I thought it...

I just stumbled upon this same issue. **Mapstruct** is complaining about `com.google.type.Data` not being present. This type comes from `com.google.api.grpc:proto-google-common-protos`, which **entur's** libraries are including as `compileOnly` but they seem...

I've invested quite some time on trying to make the JWT work on 5.0.0 (and the latest 4.X.X before it). The `Public` role has no permissions at all and it...