Fix StateMachineAnnotationPostProcessor warnning log #1157
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Fix this issue: #1156 |
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SpringBoot considers
StateMachineAnnotationPostProcessoras aPostProcessor. The creation of this bean necessitates the prior instantiation of theStateMachineAnnotationPostProcessorConfigurationclass. However, the instantiation of this class further requires allPostProcessors to process it, includingStateMachineAnnotationPostProcessor. Consequently, this results in a warning log indicating that somePostProcessors cannot process it. While it's true that theStateMachineAnnotationPostProcessorConfigurationclass does not actually require anyPostProcessorprocessing, SpringBoot is not intelligent enough to discern this. Though this warning is rather harmless, it can be somewhat bothersome to individuals with OCD😄.