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    • Updated default runtime profile to development; the application now starts with the dev configuration.
    • Impacts environment-specific settings such as service endpoints, feature flags, logging levels, credentials, and data sources compared to the previous local setup.
    • No new user-facing features; behavior may differ due to the development configuration being active.

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Walkthrough

The active Spring profile in src/main/resources/application.yml was changed from local to dev, altering which profile-specific configurations and beans are loaded at application startup.

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Spring profile configuration
src/main/resources/application.yml
Updated spring.profiles.active from local to dev, changing the default active profile for application startup.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    autonumber
    participant User as Application Startup
    participant SB as Spring Boot
    participant Env as Environment
    participant Cfg as Profile Config Loader
    participant BF as BeanFactory

    User->>SB: Launch application
    SB->>Env: Initialize environment
    Env->>Cfg: Resolve active profile ("dev")
    note right of Cfg: Load application-dev.yml<br/>and dev-scoped beans
    Cfg-->>Env: Apply dev properties
    Env->>BF: Configure beans with dev profile
    BF-->>User: Context ready with dev configuration
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Possibly related PRs

  • fix:오타고침 #87: Fixes typos in application-dev.yml, which directly affects the now-active dev profile.
  • fix:yml #72: Adjusts dev profile settings (e.g., hibernate ddl-auto) that will be applied due to this profile switch.

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  • Hwangseoeun

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I flipped a switch from burrow to den,
local to dev—here we hop again.
Configs sprout like clover in spring,
beans bloom bright—what joy they bring!
Thump-thump logs, a rabbit’s cheer, 🐇
dev winds whisper, “Startup’s clear.”


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