Break dependency on Spring Boot #407
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- Removes the use of spring-boot-dependencies to drive the Java platform (spring-pulsar-dependencies). This is needed to avoid chicken-egg problem when Spring Boot in turn has a dependency on Spring Pulsar. - Move integration tests into own sub-module - The only place that still relies on Spring Boot is in the integration tests and the samples. - Update to Spring Boot 3.1.1-SNAPSHOT
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Removes the use of spring-boot-dependencies to drive the Java platform (spring-pulsar-dependencies). This is needed to avoid chicken-egg problem when Spring Boot in turn has a dependency on Spring Pulsar.
Move integration tests into own sub-module
The only place that still relies on Spring Boot is in the integration tests and the samples.
Update to Spring Boot 3.1.1-SNAPSHOT