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Pull request overview
Adds Spring AOT support to the project build and container runtime, aiming to produce and run an AOT-enabled Spring Boot artifact in the Docker image.
Changes:
Apply Spring Boot AOT plugin in Gradle.
Update container build step to run bootJar instead of build with multiple excluded tasks.
Enable Spring AOT at runtime in the container via env var + JVM system property.
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build.gradle.kts
Attempts to enable Spring Boot AOT via plugin application.
Containerfile
Builds only the bootable jar and enables AOT at runtime via -Dspring.aot.enabled.
.idea/kotlinc.xml
Aligns IntelliJ Kotlin JPS version with the Gradle Kotlin version catalog.
## Pull request overview
Adds Spring AOT support to the project build and container runtime, aiming to produce and run an AOT-enabled Spring Boot artifact in the Docker image.
**Changes:**
- Apply Spring Boot AOT plugin in Gradle.
- Update container build step to run `bootJar` instead of `build` with multiple excluded tasks.
- Enable Spring AOT at runtime in the container via env var + JVM system property.
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| File | Description |
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| build.gradle.kts | Attempts to enable Spring Boot AOT via plugin application. |
| Containerfile | Builds only the bootable jar and enables AOT at runtime via `-Dspring.aot.enabled`. |
| .idea/kotlinc.xml | Aligns IntelliJ Kotlin JPS version with the Gradle Kotlin version catalog. |
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The runtime image enables AOT by default (SPRING_AOT_ENABLED=true) and forces -Dspring.aot.enabled=${SPRING_AOT_ENABLED}, but the build stage only runs bootJar. Unless an AOT generation task (e.g., processAot / AOT-specific bootJar wiring) is executed and its output is packaged, the app may fail to start with AOT enabled. Either ensure the Docker build runs the required AOT task(s) before packaging, or default this flag off until the jar is guaranteed to include AOT artifacts.
SPRING_AOT_ENABLED=false \
The runtime image enables AOT by default (`SPRING_AOT_ENABLED=true`) and forces `-Dspring.aot.enabled=${SPRING_AOT_ENABLED}`, but the build stage only runs `bootJar`. Unless an AOT generation task (e.g., `processAot` / AOT-specific bootJar wiring) is executed and its output is packaged, the app may fail to start with AOT enabled. Either ensure the Docker build runs the required AOT task(s) before packaging, or default this flag off until the jar is guaranteed to include AOT artifacts.
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SPRING_AOT_ENABLED=false \
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@coderabbitai helpto get the list of available commands and usage tips.Pull request overview
Adds Spring AOT support to the project build and container runtime, aiming to produce and run an AOT-enabled Spring Boot artifact in the Docker image.
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bootJarinstead ofbuildwith multiple excluded tasks.Reviewed changes
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The runtime image enables AOT by default (
SPRING_AOT_ENABLED=true) and forces-Dspring.aot.enabled=${SPRING_AOT_ENABLED}, but the build stage only runsbootJar. Unless an AOT generation task (e.g.,processAot/ AOT-specific bootJar wiring) is executed and its output is packaged, the app may fail to start with AOT enabled. Either ensure the Docker build runs the required AOT task(s) before packaging, or default this flag off until the jar is guaranteed to include AOT artifacts.