Invalid @ConfigurationProperties
Reports invalid prefixes defined in the @ConfigurationProperties annotations and incorrect property binding via constructor in Spring components.
The reported issues with prefixes include:
Missing prefix
Empty prefix
Prefix in notation other than the kebab-case
The property binding error is reported if a Spring component annotated with @ConfigurationProperties has parameters other than injected beans in the constructor. Constructor cannot be used for property binding in Spring components because it is used for bean injection in this case. Binding via setters should be used instead.
The inspection also reports classes that are annotated with @ConfigurationProperties and not registered via @EnableConfigurationProperties, marked as a Spring component, or scanned via @ConfigurationPropertiesScan.
Locating this inspection
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ConfigurationProperties- Via Settings dialog
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This inspection only triggers in classes annotated with @ConfigurationProperties that are not scanned via @ConfigurationPropertiesScan when the Spring Boot version for the project or module is set to 2.2.0 or later.
Inspection ID: ConfigurationProperties
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