#127 apply the JavaPlugin instead of the JavaConfigurePlugin #137
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…ication modules and also provide the possibility to activate the spring boot plugin also locally Signed-off-by: Klaus Lehner <[email protected]>
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apply the JavaPlugin instead of the JavaConfigurePlugin for application modules and also provide the possibility to activate the spring boot plugin also locally. I initially thought of setting that default to
true(i.e. always apply the plugin), but that would be a breaking change in behaviour, so I made it more consistent, giving users the chance to opt-in and probably later make that the defaultSigned-off-by: Klaus Lehner [email protected]