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Support for Method level @RateLimiting annoation #250
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* Support for Method level @ratelimiting annoation #250
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springboot 3.1.x need this |
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The idea is to support rate limiting on method level. First you have to provide a configuration separately from the filter configuration. You have to give it a name to reference it in the annotation. You can define the rate-limit part like in the filter.
You can override the rate-limit properties. You can also reference the variables in the condition checks.
It's under development. Any suggestions are welcome.
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