Binding name as a consumer/producer property#2385
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Make binding names available through Consumer/Producer properties. Currently, the binders use a ThreadLocal to store the binding name for internal use. These changes introduce the binding name as a property for both producer/consumer bindings. Resolves spring-cloud#2380
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@sobychacko cherry-pick is not clean; please back port. |
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Make binding names available through Consumer/Producer properties.
Currently, the binders use a ThreadLocal to store the binding name for internal use.
These changes introduce the binding name as a property for both producer/consumer bindings.
Resolves #2380