Implicit filters to support things like spring.config.activate.on-profile #30
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Spring has an interesting property key that can be placed in property files that will only allow the properties to be collected if the profile is activated:
For example if the above profile of prod is not set
ignore=mewill not be picked up.While this could be done by regular filters the problem is that it would need to be specified on every resource call.
Enter implicit filters which get run on every resource load.