FAQ

• How to get commitizen and cz-conventional-changelog work for non-node-git-repo?

  You can get commitizen and cz-conventional-changelog work for non-node-git-repo with global installation. Here are the steps that I have followed.

  yarn global add commitizen cz-conventional-changelog
  echo '{ "path": "cz-conventional-changelog" }' > ~/.czrc; # will create .czrc
  cd non-node-git-repo
  touch foo
  git cz -a

• • Make sure Spring Boot plugin in enabled in menu File | Settings | Plugins | Spring Boot

  • Enable annotation processing via menu File | Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | Compiler | Annotation Processors | Enable annotation processing

  • Since Kapt is not yet integrated in IDEA, you need to run manually the command gradle kaptKotlin to generate the metadata

• • How to configure SLF4J with different logger implementations

  • Addressing the complexity of the Java logging ecosystem with capabilitiesblog

  • logging-capabilities gradle plugin

• • @Validated is for "validation groups", This can be used in multi-step forms

  • @Valid is for one-step validation

  • Ref stackoverflow

• How to use lombok with kotlin-spring-boot projects?

  • Add alias(libs.plugins.gradle.lombok) and alias(libs.plugins.kotlin.lombok) plugins to subproject's build.gradle.kts.

  • No need to add compileOnly(libs.lombok) and annotationProcessor(libs.lombok) dependencies.

  • You can only add lombok annotations to java classes.

  • Kotlin compiler ignores Lombok annotations if you use them in Kotlin code.

• • We are using slf4j 2.0.0's fluent API for logging.

  • declare logger for each class private val logger = KotlinLogging.logger {}

• Spring WebFlux and Exception handing

  • Spring WebFlux and domain exceptions

  • Sample Code for above Blog