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I can't understand that the documentation and everything in the instructions don't mention this, the 5.0.0-alpha in the Maven repository doesn't remove datasource.common props, which caused me to have to carry datasource.common in application.yml.
However, when I use the Hikari pool, this still does not allow me to omit the jdbc url attribute in the common as in the original version, which causes Hikari to not find the url
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@aBoyNicholas In 5.0.0 apha, if your springboot version is 2.x, you really need to configure datasourse.common. However, under 2.x, you do not need to configure at all.
The datasourse.common will be removed in the future.
In 5.0.0 apha, if your springboot version is 2.x, you really need to configure datasourse.common. However, under 2.x, you do not need to configure at all.
The datasourse.common will be removed in the future.
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I can't understand that the documentation and everything in the instructions don't mention this, the 5.0.0-alpha in the Maven repository doesn't remove datasource.common props, which caused me to have to carry datasource.common in application.yml.
However, when I use the Hikari pool, this still does not allow me to omit the jdbc url attribute in the common as in the original version, which causes Hikari to not find the url
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: