This guide explains the purpose of Spring Boot's @Enable* annotations, how they rely on @Import, and walks through creating a custom @EnablePack annotation with accompanying configuration and usage in a Spring Boot application.
This article explains how Spring's @Enable annotations are driven by @Import, walks through the entry points in spring.handlers, details the processing flow of ConfigurationClassPostProcessor, distinguishes full and lightweight configuration modes, and describes the CGLIB enhancement that ensures proper @Bean method semantics.
This article explains the internal mechanics of Spring's @Enable annotations, detailing how they rely on @Import, the role of ConfigurationClassPostProcessor, the parsing flow of configuration classes, and how CGLIB enhances @Configuration classes to manage @Bean method invocations.
