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I was exploring the events of modulith in a standard Spring application without Spring boot.
Unfortunately spring-modulith-events-jackson and spring-modulith-events-jpa have package protected implementation classes and configuration classes.
This means I cannot complete the necessary application configuration to make the setup work.
In my opinion it would be a shame if spring-modulith would be unusable without using Spring boot.
I understand that encapsulation is a nice property but this restricts the usage.
It would be even worse if Spring would start requiring the usage of Spring boot.
Would it be possible to at least make the configuration classes of the implementation modules accessible?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello,
I was exploring the events of modulith in a standard Spring application without Spring boot.
Unfortunately spring-modulith-events-jackson and spring-modulith-events-jpa have package protected implementation classes and configuration classes.
This means I cannot complete the necessary application configuration to make the setup work.
In my opinion it would be a shame if spring-modulith would be unusable without using Spring boot.
I understand that encapsulation is a nice property but this restricts the usage.
It would be even worse if Spring would start requiring the usage of Spring boot.
Would it be possible to at least make the configuration classes of the implementation modules accessible?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: