Migrate to Spring Develocity Conventions extension #714
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That's merged and back-ported to 1.2.x and 1.1.x. |
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A Spring Develocity Conventions extension is now available for Maven. This PR removes the explicit Develocity configuration and migrates the project to use the new extension.
I also removed the explicit versions from
annotationProcessorPathsthat were added in #279. As ofmaven-compiler-plugin3.12.0, it is possible to rely on dependency management to resolve annotation processors.