Load properties for @ConfigurationSource on @Provides methods #575
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Loading configuration with @provides methods currently requires a hack to inject a second type that is annotated with @ConfigurationSource. This change makes it possible to annotate the @provides with with @ConfigurationSource to have the configuration loaded before the bean is provisioned. For example, ``` @ConfigurationSource({"foo"}) @provides @singleton Foo getFoo() { } ``` will result in foo.properties (and it's variants) being loaded before getFoo is called.
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Loading configuration with @provides methods currently requires a hack to inject a second type that is annotated with @ConfigurationSource. This change makes it possible to annotate the @provides method with @ConfigurationSource to have the configuration loaded before the bean is provisioned. For example,
will result in foo.properties (and it's variants) being loaded before getFoo is called.