kafka: don't require container for non-kafka tests#32364
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Remove @ImportTestcontainers(KafkaTestContainer.class) from IntegrationTest annotation so the Kafka container is no longer started for every integration test. Move spring.cloud.function.definition to KafkaResourceIT via @TestPropertySource so the Kafka consumer/producer bindings are only active in tests that actually need them. Closes jhipster#31133
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@mshima @DanielFran this removes the global Kafka testcontainer injection so non-Kafka test suites don't pay the startup cost. Would appreciate a review. |
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@ImportTestcontainers(KafkaTestContainer.class)fromIntegrationTestso the Kafka container no longer starts for every integration testspring.cloud.function.definitionout of shared testapplication.ymland intoKafkaResourceITvia@TestPropertySource, so the Kafka consumer/producer bindings only activate in tests that actually need themCloses #31133