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Add support for "spring-cloud-starter-circuitbreaker-resilience4j" #960
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@ryanjbaxter @spencergibb Could you please qualify this issue, does it make sense to add it to the backlog? |
I think so, yes. |
@mhalbritter The Resilience4j Circuitbreaker annotation also works at least in JVM mode .. which is not really documented. |
I can also confirm that this works perfectly fine with Spring Boot 3.0, via the "cbFactory" |
Hey @goafabric, thanks for the update. Spring Native is in minimal maintenance mode. If you find that something doesn't work in Spring Boot 3.x, please open an issue on the corresponding issue tracker. For |
@mhalbritter so i will close this one |
Following the implementation Guidline of spring-cloud
i implemented a Resilience4j CircuitBreaker basically by implementing the suggested
CircuitBreakerFactory.create().run
Will it works perfectly fine in JVM ... it does not work in native mode.
The application compiles and even bootstraps .. it even seems to wrap everything inside the CircuitBreaker.run Lambda,
but the CircuitBreaker is never been tripped.
Also the registered Health Indicator shows nothing.
As this library is currently not listed within the list of compatible libraries,
i guess this is somehow expected ...
However, as with Flyway this is a very essential part for every Service Application
so support would be highly appreciated.
thx
Andreas
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