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Perform failure analysis when a unique CacheManager bean cannot be found #13348
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As this is throwing an |
Closing in favour of PR #13916 |
Blocked on this issue. |
I believe that this issue can be unblocked as the referenced issue has been fixed in
Looking at |
I guess we're still blocked until we've upgraded to Framework 6.2. I'll move this into 3.x though. |
The failure analys has been relaxed as discussed above. Strictly speaking, spring-projects/spring-framework#33305 is required to try it against the cache manager use case and we'll update to the snapshot soon. |
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My Spring Boot application failed today:
I kinda understand what happened, but a proper
FailureAnalyzer
which could tell me where those multipleCacheManagers
were defined would be of great help :)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: