Yeah I understand what you're saying but I've got about 40 spring boot applications and I've never needed it. The default spring boot mechanism handles the majority of unexpected events.
Well it's not really work style it's really about if you're using spring boot techniques or Reinventing the wheel. But I mean if that's what you want to do go for it LOL
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Thanks for the feedback :) yeah you are right, however I've found that controller advice can also be like a final fishnet for any unexpected events.
Yeah I understand what you're saying but I've got about 40 spring boot applications and I've never needed it. The default spring boot mechanism handles the majority of unexpected events.
I have used it :D so it really depends on your work style
Well it's not really work style it's really about if you're using spring boot techniques or Reinventing the wheel. But I mean if that's what you want to do go for it LOL