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Suggest the use of white-listed-packages for slow classpath scanning #927
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Add suggestion to use whitelist if scanning is really slow. Fixes #927
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Add suggestion to use whitelist if scanning is really slow. Fixes #927
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Add suggestion to use whitelist if scanning is really slow. Fixes #927 Co-authored-by: caalador <mikael.grankvist@vaadin.com>
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vaadin/spring#947 Add suggestion to use whitelist if scanning is really slow. Fixes: vaadin/spring#927
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In projects in which classpath scanning of annotations take a long (say more than 10 seconds), it would be good if the user sees in the logs a suggestion to make use of
vaadin.whitelisted-packages
orvaadin.blacklisted-packages
, along with a link to the relevant section in the docs.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: