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Update `ManagementContextAutoConfiguration`. use an EnumerablePropertySource to provide better property binding performance Signed-off-by: tanruian <[email protected]>
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ManagementContextAutoConfiguration. use an EnumerablePropertySource to provide better property binding performanceUpgrade spring-boot to 3.5.0, an issue where a property source binds to java objects slowly, for deep nested collection (consists of 4 depth), around 1 minutes. Number of scans of property with exponential growth.
Because the ManagementContextAutoConfiguration automatically adds an un enumerable property source to the environment，resulting in the inability to confirm whether the property source contains bindable property, requiring guessing and traversing property one by one based on the index 0-12
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