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Spring CRUD Generator v1.5.0: Better Spec Consistency, CI Integration Tests, and AI-Friendly Spec Authoring
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Spring CRUD Generator v1.5.0: Better Spec Consistency, CI Integration Tests, and AI-Friendly Spec Authoring

via Dev.toMarko3w ago

I’ve just released Spring CRUD Generator v1.5.0 . It’s an open-source Maven plugin that generates Spring Boot CRUD code from a YAML/JSON configuration. The project can generate entities, DTOs, mappers, services, business services, controllers, Flyway migrations, Docker resources, and optional OpenAPI-related pieces. This release is focused on three things: better spec consistency stronger CI verification for generated output a smoother developer experience when writing and evolving specs One of the more interesting improvements in this version is better GitHub Copilot support and autocomplete for project specs. I don’t want to oversell that as “AI magic”, because that’s not what this project is about. The goal is simpler: if you’re editing a larger generator config, the experience is now more natural for AI-assisted authoring and easier to work with in day-to-day development. What’s new in v1.5.0 1) basePath vs basepath consistency fix There was an inconsistency between documentation a

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