You want to create a bean that only loads when test profile is active and another bean that loads for all profiles except test. Which annotation setup is correct?

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You want to create a bean that only loads when test profile is active and another bean that loads for all profiles except test. Which annotation setup is correct?

A@Profile("test") on first bean, no annotation on second bean

BNo need for @Profile, beans load automatically

C@Profile("test") on first bean, @Profile("prod") on second bean

D@Profile("test") on first bean, @Profile("!test") on second bean

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Use @Profile("test") for test-only bean
This ensures the first bean loads only when the test profile is active.
Step 2: Use @Profile("!test") for all except test
The negation !test means the second bean loads when test is not active.
Final Answer:
@Profile("test") on first bean, @Profile("!test") on second bean -> Option D
Quick Check:
Use @Profile("!profile") to exclude a profile [OK]

Quick Trick: Use @Profile("!test") to exclude test profile [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Not using @Profile on second bean causes it to always load
Using @Profile("prod") limits second bean to prod only
Assuming beans load automatically without profiles

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You want to create a bean that only loads when test profile is active and another bean that loads for all profiles except test. Which annotation setup is correct?

Step 1: Use @Profile("test") for test-only bean

Step 2: Use @Profile("!test") for all except test

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