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    • Enhanced system configuration to allow more flexible component management and customization.
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A new configuration property has been added in the application.properties file. The property spring.main.allow-bean-definition-overriding=true is introduced to permit the overriding of bean definitions within the Spring application context. The existing property for allowing circular references remains unchanged. This update expands the application's configuration options regarding bean management.

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src/.../application.properties Added new property: spring.main.allow-bean-definition-overriding=true; existing properties remain unchanged.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant App as Application Startup
    participant CF as Configuration File
    participant BF as Bean Factory
    participant B1 as Existing Bean
    participant B2 as New Bean

    App->>CF: Load application.properties
    CF->>BF: Provide configuration properties
    BF->>B1: Initialize existing bean
    BF->>B2: Register new bean definition
    alt Bean overriding allowed
        BF->>B1: Override existing bean definition
    else
        BF->>B2: Maintain original configuration
    end
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Hop, hop, I scurry through the code so bright,
Adding new paths for beans to take flight.
A little override here, a tweak there too,
Configured with care β€” oh what a breakthrough!
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57-57: Review: New Bean Overriding Property Addition

The property spring.main.allow-bean-definition-overriding=true enables bean definition overriding within the Spring application context. This can be very useful for advanced configuration scenarios where you need to selectively replace beans. However, please ensure that this change is intentional and well-documented, as it has the potential to mask configuration issues if conflicting bean definitions exist. It would be prudent to verify that all team members and documentation are aligned with this behavioral change.

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@helenKaryamsetty helenKaryamsetty merged commit b70d785 into PSMRI:develop Apr 7, 2025
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