locations Alias for @SpringJUnitWebConfig

[regal yacht]

<@&1004656351647117403> please have a look, thanks.

[rustic thicket]

are you using the Spring Framework or Spring Boot?

locations can contain a paths to xml config files in your "resources"; describing your bean context

I'm using @SpringBootTest for spinning up my beans and stuff; do you rly need to do it in pure spring? ^^

[regal yacht]

@analog path

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