Remove requirement for custom annotations to be in a specific package#169
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Remove requirement for custom annotations to be in a specific package#169regbo wants to merge 4 commits into
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@regbo , could you add some test for the change? |
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This pull request introduces a change to the handling of custom annotations within the system. Previously, all custom annotations were required to reside within the 'pl.com.labaj.autorecord' package. The update proposed by this pull request eliminates this limitation by implementing a new mechanism that searches for annotation templates across all packages. This enhancement is aimed at increasing the flexibility and usability of the system, allowing developers to organize their codebase more freely and utilize custom annotations more effectively across various packages, and live within security constraints.