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Compatibility Issue with Spring Boot 4.0.0 & Spring AI
Hi everyone, Hope you're having a productive week. I'm currently following the Spring Boot for Beginners course and running into a persistent issue while trying to integrate Spring AI (OpenAI starter). My project is using the Spring Boot 4.0.0 parent POM. When I add the required dependency (spring-ai-openai-spring-boot-starter), I get the following error during my Maven build: Dependency 'org.springframework.ai:spring-ai-openai-spring-boot-starter:' not found I've checked the official documentation, which states: "Spring AI supports Spring Boot 3.4.x and 3.5.x." My Questions to the Community are : 1. Has anyone successfully managed to integrate Spring AI into a project using the Spring Boot 4.0.0 ? If so, what specific Spring AI BOM version did you use, and did you need any custom repository configuration? 2. Since Spring AI officially only supports the 3.x line, is the general consensus that I should downgrade my project's parent POM to Spring Boot 3.5.0 to ensure dependency resolution and stability? Any advice or confirmation from someone who has navigated this version conflict would be greatly appreciated 🙏 Thank you
Compatibility Issue with Spring Boot 4.0.0 & Spring AI
My First Kafka Project with Spring Boot – Feedback Welcome
Hey guys, I learned Kafka today and I wrote a simple project with Spring Boot. Please review my code and give me feedback.🙂 https://github.com/zahragholinia/kafkaExample
Hello everyone
I'm in the group too to contribute and help. I'm from Guinea. I am a senior software engineer and I currently live in Bern.
Docker error
I was trying to run the docker-compose file from the spring boot for beginners course on intellij and I can't run it. I already installed the plug in you mentioned. Here is the error message that appeared. I'm not sure where I went wrong.
Docker error
JUnit : Files containing a string object in input and in output
Hello everybody 🤠 I want to test a program which receives a file containing a string object specified by the user and which produces a file containing another string object. Let's assume the business logic of the program is delimited in one single method. I have a question when it comes to creating unit tests for this use-case : how can i code a test which input is a file containing a string object i want to specify and which output is a new file containing another string object representing the result of this treatment ? Are there alternatives for this use-case for JUnit within a springboot application and for JUnit within a simple java core application ? Thank you for your help ! 😁
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