SPR-11055 REST parameter annotations on supertypes/interfaces #976
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REST parameter annotations declared on superclasses and interfaces. Because method parameter annotations are not inherited, this is not otherwise (and therefore was not previously) possible. Issue: SPR-11055
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I'm closing this PR for now. As per comments on the ticket in JIRA this would most certainly be implemented differently, possibly with some meaningful constraints. |
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Hi there. How was this finally addressed (can't find the PR with the solution); and in which Spring version? Thx. |
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It was addressed in Spring Framework 5.1 as you can see in the JIRA issue: |
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Thanks, I will check it, I think it was merged (or solved anyway) in Spring 4.3. Is that possible? |
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Walk up the method override hierarchy in order to discover
REST parameter annotations declared on superclasses and
interfaces. Because method parameter annotations are not
inherited, this is not otherwise (and therefore was not
previously) possible.
Issue: SPR-11055