Scheduler - scheduled methods are not inherited #24270
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I'm going to update the migration guide once this PR is merged.. |
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- this is a breaking change - however, the current behavior is undocumented and inconsistent; e.g. if Scheduled#identity() is used then the build always fails - also the scope annotation is not added automatically to a subclass of a class that declares a Scheduled annotation, i.e. the class would be ignored and would result in runtime error - resolves quarkusio#24212
Done: https://github.com/quarkusio/quarkus/wiki/Migration-Guide-2.8#scheduler |
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if Scheduled#identity() is used then the build always fails
declares a Scheduled annotation, i.e. the class would be ignored and would
result in runtime error