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Add @Selector support to the configprops actuator endpoint #24714
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@philwebb I picked this up and wanted to run my thoughts on filtering by you before getting too much further. My plan is to: Filter by prefix: Examples:
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I think it's worth discussing how to filter the data. I don't know what Phil had in mind but if we want to do something similar to Given that the prefix is easier to remember (and something that's easier to resonate than a class name), my vote would be the first option in your examples. |
Yeh that is exactly what I ran into when I started w/ that as the filter.
Yes that is true. In that case they would both show up as well w/ what prefix they are mapped to. I added this filter by asking myself what would I want to filter by. Prefix for sure. The properties class is the next thing I think of - Also, I have some screenshots to show the filtered results if that helps at all. |
Thanks for looking at this @Bono007. I added the issue as a note to myself so it's a bit light on details. I think most users will probably want to filter on the property prefix, since that's the most user-facing value. I would suggest trying |
Thanks @Bono007! |
Closing in favour of #24718. |
It would be nice if you could limit the output of
/actuator/configprops
to a specific value in the same way that you can with the environment endpoint.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: