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Maint/295 maintenance align banner configuration with refarch templates #297

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Description

  • Updated banner configuration for s3-integration-service

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced application metadata with dynamic placeholders in configuration files.
    • Added a description for the refarch-s3-integration-rest-service project.
    • Improved banner content to display dynamic application information, including version and Java details.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Removed quotes from placeholders in configuration files for better runtime interpretation.
  • Documentation

    • Updated banner.txt to provide more comprehensive application details and user engagement links.

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The changes in this pull request primarily involve updates to the pom.xml files across multiple projects, specifically renaming a property related to Spring Cloud dependencies. Additionally, modifications were made to the application.yml and banner.txt files to enhance the configuration and display of project metadata, including the addition of new properties and the removal of quotes around certain placeholders. These adjustments aim to improve clarity and consistency in how project information is referenced and displayed.

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File Change Summary
refarch-gateway/pom.xml Renamed property <spring-cloud.version> to <spring-cloud-dependencies.version>; updated references.
refarch-gateway/src/main/resources/application.yml Removed quotes around @project.artifactId@; updated info.application section; added new properties.
refarch-gateway/src/main/resources/banner.txt Replaced static title with ${spring.application.name}; added dynamic project metadata.
refarch-integrations/pom.xml Renamed property <spring-cloud.version> to <spring-cloud-dependencies.version>; updated references.
refarch-integrations/refarch-s3-integration/rest-service/pom.xml Added <description> element: "Integration for CRUD operations on a s3 storage."
refarch-integrations/refarch-s3-integration/rest-service/src/main/resources/application.yml Updated info.application section; added description and java.version properties.
refarch-integrations/refarch-s3-integration/rest-service/src/main/resources/banner.txt Overhauled content to include dynamic placeholders for application properties.

Possibly related issues

  • [Maintenance] Align banner configuration with refarch-templates: This PR addresses the issue by aligning the banner configuration with the desired format, including the addition of project metadata such as Java version and Spring Cloud version, which were specifically requested in the issue.

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36-36: LGTM! Property name change improves clarity.

The rename from spring-cloud.version to spring-cloud-dependencies.version better describes the property's purpose and aligns with Maven's best practices for dependency version properties.


68-68: LGTM! Consistent property reference update.

The property reference has been correctly updated to use the new property name, maintaining consistency throughout the POM file.


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3-5: LGTM! Verify Maven properties are defined.

The removal of quotes around Maven placeholders is correct, and adding the description property enhances application metadata visibility.

Let's verify that all referenced Maven properties are properly defined:

✅ Verification successful

Maven properties are properly defined and aligned with application.yml

The verification confirms that all required Maven properties (project.artifactId, project.version, and project.description) are properly defined in the service's pom.xml:

  • artifactId: refarch-s3-integration-rest-service
  • version: inherited from parent (1.4.0-SNAPSHOT)
  • description: "Integration for CRUD operations on a s3 storage"

The unquoted placeholders in application.yml will correctly resolve to these values during the Maven build process.

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2-7: Verify placeholder configurations in application properties

The banner uses dynamic placeholders that need corresponding entries in application properties.

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All banner placeholders are properly configured

The verification shows that all placeholders used in banner.txt have corresponding configurations in the application.yml file:

  • ${spring.application.name} is configured via @project.artifactId@
  • ${info.application.version} is configured via @project.version@
  • ${info.build.java.version} is configured via @java.version@
  • ${spring-boot.version} is available by default in Spring Boot
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1-13: Overall banner structure looks great!

The changes successfully align the banner configuration with reference architecture templates. The structure is clean, consistent, and provides valuable information to users.

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The addition of an about section improves application documentation.

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Property is correctly configured

The info.application.description property is properly configured in the application.yml file. It's set to use the Maven project description placeholder @project.description@, which will be replaced with the actual project description during the build process.

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Spring application name is properly configured

The dynamic ${spring.application.name} property in banner.txt is correctly configured in application.yml as spring.application.name: @project.artifactId@. This uses Maven property substitution to set the application name from the project's artifactId, which is a standard Spring Boot practice.

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The version information structure looks good and follows a consistent format. Let's verify the availability of these properties.

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All version properties are correctly configured

Based on the verification results, all version properties used in banner.txt are properly configured:

  • ${info.application.version} is set via Maven's @project.version@ property
  • ${info.build.java.version} is set via Maven's @java.version@ property
  • ${spring-boot.version} is available through Spring Boot's auto-configuration (parent version 3.3.6)
  • ${info.build.spring-cloud.version} is set via Maven's @spring-cloud-dependencies.version@ property

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2-2: LGTM! Verify Maven resource filtering.

The Maven property placeholder usage is correct, but ensure that Maven resource filtering is enabled in your pom.xml for the resources directory.

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Maven resource filtering is properly configured ✓

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Let me check the implementation of the error handling behavior to fully understand how this property is used.


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The map5xxto400 property is well implemented and documented

The property is used in a Spring Cloud Gateway global filter (GlobalBackend5xxTo400Mapper) that:

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  • Logs the error details including request ID, method, URL, and response body
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13-13: LGTM! Description accurately reflects the service's purpose.

The added description is concise and will be properly displayed in the banner configuration through the @project.description@ placeholder.

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Description is properly integrated with banner configuration

The description added in pom.xml is correctly integrated:

  • The application.yml uses @project.description@ placeholder which will be replaced with the pom.xml description
  • The banner.txt displays this description through ${info.application.description} property
  • The description content "Integration for CRUD operations on a s3 storage" accurately describes the service's purpose
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refarch-gateway/pom.xml (1)

28-28: LGTM! Property name change improves clarity.

The renamed property spring-cloud-dependencies.version better reflects its purpose and aligns with Maven's conventional naming pattern for BOM dependencies.

refarch-integrations/pom.xml (2)

36-36: LGTM! Property name change improves clarity

The renaming from spring-cloud.version to spring-cloud-dependencies.version follows a more descriptive naming convention while maintaining the same version value.


68-68: LGTM! Consistent property reference update

The property reference has been correctly updated to use the new property name spring-cloud-dependencies.version.

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LGTM

@devtobi devtobi merged commit c0cf936 into main Nov 29, 2024
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