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Clarify that httptrace and auditevents endpoints are enabled by default but that each requires an additional component for them to be auto-configured #18352
Thanks for the report. The documentation is certainly confusing at the moment. It's tricky. Technically speaking, the endpoint is enabled by default (you don't need to set management.endpoint.httptrace.enabled=true to enable it) but you do need to provide a repository for it to use otherwise its auto-configuration will back off.
changed the title [-]httptrace endpoint should be documented as disabled by default[/-][+]Clarify that httptrace and auditevents endpoints are enabled by default but that each requires an additional component for them to be auto-configured[/+]on Oct 3, 2019
Clarify that httptrace and auditevents endpoints are enabled by default but that each requires an additional component for them to be auto-configured · Issue #18352 · spring-projects/spring-boot
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wilkinsona commentedon Sep 25, 2019
Thanks for the report. The documentation is certainly confusing at the moment. It's tricky. Technically speaking, the endpoint is enabled by default (you don't need to set
management.endpoint.httptrace.enabled=true
to enable it) but you do need to provide a repository for it to use otherwise its auto-configuration will back off.[-]httptrace endpoint should be documented as disabled by default[/-][+]Clarify that httptrace and auditevents endpoints are enabled by default but that each requires an additional component for them to be auto-configured[/+]PascalSchumacher commentedon Oct 7, 2019
Thank you very much! 👍