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A common approach is to put a placeholder string in the annotation — using Spring’s `Environment`. Tension: This only works if the code processing the annotation has access to the YAML or properties. Outcome: resolve it at runtime using Spring’s `Environment`.
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A common approach is to put a placeholder string in the annotation — using Spring’s Environment. Tension: This only works if the code processing the annotation has access to the YAML or properties. Outcome: resolve it at runtime using Spring’s Environment.