JdkClassesMustNotBeInjectables to strict

[lostiniceland]

Applying the spring-boot:Strict group gives a constraint violation when injecting jdk classes.

The constraint JdkClassesMustNotBeInjectables seems overly strict because injecting a java.time.Clock is a valuable solution to set a fixed time in tests.

I assume the rule is valid only when there is no custom bean configuration available for the jdk type in use.
For instance, this is our clock-bean-configuration

@Configuration
class ClockConfiguration {

    @Bean
    fun clock(): Clock {
        return Clock.systemDefaultZone()
    }

    @Bean
    // needed for Hibernate Validators
    fun clockProvider(): ClockProvider {
        // ClockProvider only has one Method -> SAM-Type (Single-Abstract-Method)
        return ClockProvider { clock() }
    }
}

According this old post, it is not possible to exclude single rules. Is this still the case?

[cl90]

For JEE, java.time.Clock has been whitelisted. This should be done for Spring as well. See jqassistant-plugin/jqassistant-jee-plugin#31