Spring Boot - Async ProcessingYou added @Async to a method but it still runs synchronously. What is the most likely cause?AThe @EnableAsync annotation is missing in the configurationBThe method is private or called from within the same classCThe method returns void instead of CompletableFutureDThe application is running in debug modeCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand @Async proxy limitations@Async works via proxies and does not intercept calls to private methods or self-calls within the same class.Step 2: Identify cause from optionsThe method is private or called from within the same class correctly identifies that private or internal calls prevent async behavior.Final Answer:The method is private or called from within the same class -> Option BQuick Check:@Async fails on private/self calls [OK]Quick Trick: Async won't work on private or self-called methods [OK]Common Mistakes:Forgetting @EnableAsync (valid but not most likely here)Thinking return type must be CompletableFutureBlaming debug mode
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