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Rather than implementing your own TypeConversion and hence adding dependencies onto Joda you should be able to hook into ConfigurableBeanFactory.getTypeConverter() (within your ReloadablePropertyPostProcessor - making it BeanFactoryAware) and use springs TypeConverter leaving it more extensible and you'd be able to chop a load of code! I've not tested this, but cant think why it wouldn't work.
Also suggest making your logback dependencies test scope for those log4j{2} users
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Alright dave, hope your well. Thanks for the tips, I've only just seen your comment. I however am unlikely to make many changes to this as I haven't used in a while. Feel free to open a PR if you like :)
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Hi James,
Rather than implementing your own TypeConversion and hence adding dependencies onto Joda you should be able to hook into ConfigurableBeanFactory.getTypeConverter() (within your ReloadablePropertyPostProcessor - making it BeanFactoryAware) and use springs TypeConverter leaving it more extensible and you'd be able to chop a load of code! I've not tested this, but cant think why it wouldn't work.
Also suggest making your logback dependencies test scope for those log4j{2} users
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: