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Use the @AutoConfigureAfter or @AutoConfigureBefore annotations to apply configuration in a specific order.

Disable specific auto-configuration classes by using the exclude attribute on the

@EnableAutoConfiguation annotation.

Provide customized auto-configuration by subclassing the provided Spring Boot auto-configuration classes.

Enable component scanning within auto-configuration classes to find necessary components.

Control the order of auto-configuration classes applied with @AutoConfigureOrder.

It will close the existing cached ApplicationContext and recreate a new one before the test method.

It will close the existing cached ApplicationContext and recreate a new one after the test method.

It will keep the existing cached ApplicationContext, all changes to Spring managed beans will be reverted after the test.

It will recreate only the Spring managed beans that are modified inside the test method.

With a custom UserDetailsService defined in the ApplicationContext, Spring Boot still creates the default user.

Passwords must be hashed and the default hashing algorithm is MD5.

User details can be stored in custom storage and retrieve them by implementing the

UserDetailsService interface.

User details can be stored in a database, in LDAP, or in-memory.

The user details includes username and password but not authorities.

Add @PathVariable(“id”) String accountId argument to the update() handler method.

Add @PathVariable long accountId argument to the update() handler method.

Add @RequestParam long accountId argument to the update() handler method.

Add @RequestParam(“id”) String accountId argument to the update() handler method.