Kevin Wang

@spencergibb here is the use case example I'm thinking of: ``` @Bean @ConditionalOnProperty("test.enabled"...) public TestBean testBean() { return new TestBean(); } @Bean public HasFeatures testFeature() { return HasFeatures.namedFeatures( new NamedFeature("Feature...

> They should be in a single class that is conditional on property or share the same conditional Sorry, my previous comment was wrong. If they share the same conditional,...

Here is what I'm thinking: - HasFeatures beans will never be conditional - NamedFeatures contains the bean type or bean name (and maybe multiple bean types/names) - Features endpoint will...