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When using Spring Cloud Config, the priority order of multiple configs is as follow: (both import mode and bootstrap mode)
1. configserver:foo-dev.yml 2. configserver:application-dev.yml 3. configserver:foo.yml 4. configserver:application.yml
and Spring Cloud Consul Config take a similar order when using spring.config.import
spring.config.import
1. consul:config/foo,dev/data 2. consul:config/application,dev/data 3. consul:config/foo/data 4. consul:config/application/data
BUT when using bootstrap mode, the client load configs in a strange priority order:
1. consul:config/foo,dev/data 2. consul:config/foo/data 3. consul:config/application,dev/data 4. consul:config/application/data
this can be confirmed by using /actuator/env api.
/actuator/env
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When using Spring Cloud Config, the priority order of multiple configs is as follow: (both import mode and bootstrap mode)
and Spring Cloud Consul Config take a similar order when using
spring.config.import
BUT when using bootstrap mode, the client load configs in a strange priority order:
this can be confirmed by using
/actuator/env
api.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: