Maint/621 maintenance clean up applicationyml by removing properties which are set to default values #623
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refarch-backend/src/main/resources/application.yml (1)
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5-11: Address TODO comment in security configurationThe TODO comment indicates that the OAuth2 audience should be updated with the actual project's clientId. This is important for proper security configuration.
Would you like me to help create a GitHub issue to track this security configuration update?
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refarch-backend/src/main/java/de/muenchen/refarch/theentity/TheEntity.java(1 hunks)refarch-backend/src/main/resources/application-local.yml(0 hunks)refarch-backend/src/main/resources/application.yml(1 hunks)refarch-eai/src/main/resources/application-local.yml(1 hunks)refarch-eai/src/main/resources/application.yml(2 hunks)
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refarch-backend/src/main/java/de/muenchen/refarch/theentity/TheEntity.java (1)
35-38: Verify database compatibility after removing explicit column name.
The removal of the explicit column name aligns with the PR objective to simplify entity mappings. However, we should ensure this change doesn't break existing database schemas.
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the content of BaseEntity.java and any database configuration files to make a complete assessment.
Let me check the content of the application configuration files specifically to understand the database naming strategy changes.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
The column name removal is safe to proceed
The change is safe because:
- The application is configured with
ddl-auto: create-dropin local profile, which means the schema is recreated on each startup - No database migration scripts were found in the conventional locations
- Only
BaseEntity.javahas an explicit column name, which is for the ID field and remains unchanged - The removal of column name from
textAttributewill use Hibernate's default naming strategy, which will map it totext_attributein the database
The change aligns with the PR objective to clean up and simplify the configuration by relying on convention over configuration.
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# Description: Check for potential database migration scripts and other entity classes
# that might be affected by the naming convention change
# Look for migration scripts
echo "Checking for migration scripts..."
fd -e sql -e xml -e yaml -e yml . | grep -i "migration\|flyway\|liquibase"
# Check for other entities with explicit column names
echo "Checking for other entities with explicit column names..."
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# Check the content of BaseEntity.java
echo "Content of BaseEntity.java:"
cat refarch-backend/src/main/java/de/muenchen/refarch/common/BaseEntity.java
# Check for database configuration
echo -e "\nDatabase configuration files:"
fd -e yml -e yaml -e properties . | grep -i "application\|persistence\|database"
# If found, check their content
echo -e "\nContent of application configuration files:"
find . -name "application*.yml" -o -name "application*.yaml" -o -name "application*.properties" -exec cat {} \;
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# Check content of application.yml and application-local.yml in refarch-backend
echo "Content of main application.yml:"
cat refarch-backend/src/main/resources/application.yml
echo -e "\nContent of application-local.yml:"
cat refarch-backend/src/main/resources/application-local.yml
# Check for any Liquibase or Flyway database migration files
echo -e "\nDatabase migration files:"
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refarch-eai/src/main/resources/application.yml (3)
7-9: LGTM: Disabling whitelabel error page
Disabling the whitelabel error page is a good security practice for production environments as it prevents exposure of technical details.
16-16: Verify management endpoints configuration
The management endpoints configuration looks secure with:
- Explicit enabling of required endpoints only
- Proper exposure of health, info, and prometheus metrics
However, please verify that:
- All necessary endpoints are included
- No sensitive endpoints are accidentally exposed
Also applies to: 24-25
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Let me check the content of these files to better understand the endpoint configuration and security settings.
Management endpoints configuration is secure and complete
The configuration is verified to be secure and appropriate based on the following findings:
- Security Configuration explicitly permits only necessary endpoints: health (including liveness/readiness), info, and metrics (prometheus)
- Application configuration properly restricts access with
access: read_onlyfor all exposed endpoints - The endpoints align with OpenShift requirements for health checks and monitoring
- No sensitive endpoints (like env, beans, mappings) are exposed
- The configuration matches the security requirements in
SecurityConfiguration.java
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# Check the content of relevant files
echo "=== Security Configuration ==="
cat refarch-backend/src/main/java/de/muenchen/refarch/configuration/SecurityConfiguration.java
echo -e "\n=== Backend Application Config ==="
cat refarch-backend/src/main/resources/application.yml
echo -e "\n=== Docker Compose Config ==="
cat stack/docker-compose.yml
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48-51: Verify Camel context path configuration
The Camel servlet mapping looks correct, but please verify:
- No breaking changes for existing API clients
- Consistency with API documentation
refarch-backend/src/main/resources/application.yml (2)
2-3: LGTM: Improved configuration structure
The nested structure for spring.application properties improves readability and follows Spring Boot configuration best practices.
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Line range hint 19-33: Verify consistency of management endpoints
The management endpoints configuration is similar to the EAI component, which is good for consistency. However, there are some differences in access configuration that should be verified:
- EAI: Uses enabled flags
- Backend: Uses access levels (none, read_only)
Please verify if this difference is intentional and required.
✅ Verification successful
These commands will help us find Spring Boot configuration files and their management endpoint settings, even if they're structured slightly differently. The first command looks for the management section with context, while the second one lists all YAML configuration files' content, which might reveal endpoint configurations we missed with the specific pattern.
Different endpoint configuration approaches are intentionally used
Based on the search results, I can confirm that the EAI and Backend components use different but valid approaches for Spring Boot actuator endpoint configuration:
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EAI (
refarch-eai/src/main/resources/application.yml):- Uses
enabled-by-default: falsewith explicit enabling of endpoints - Example:
health.enabled: true
- Uses
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Backend (
refarch-backend/src/main/resources/application.yml):- Uses access levels (
none,read_only) - More granular control over endpoint access
- Uses access levels (
Both approaches are valid Spring Boot configurations and serve different security models:
- EAI focuses on enabling/disabling endpoints completely
- Backend provides finer-grained access control while keeping endpoints enabled
The difference is intentional and aligns with each component's security requirements.
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rg "management\.endpoints" --type yaml
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# Search for management endpoint configurations with broader pattern
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columnannotation in entities to inter via HibernateReference
Issues #621
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textAttributeby removing explicit column name.naming.physical-strategyfrom Hibernate settings, streamlining configuration.These updates enhance the application's configuration clarity and maintainability.