Remove @ProjectedPayload warning logging.#3509
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Closes spring-projects#3302 Signed-off-by: hutiefang <hutiefang@qq.com>
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This removes the warning emitted for unsupported, unannotated projection parameters and simplifies the resolver to its explicit annotation check. The web projection documentation now states that
@ProjectedPayloadcan be declared on either the handler parameter or the interface type.Tests:
./mvnw -Dtest=ProxyingHandlerMethodArgumentResolverUnitTests test(12 tests)./mvnw -DskipTests verifyRendered the updated Antora page locally; the repository-wide playbook still reports its existing missing Java API attachment reference.
I have read the Spring Data contribution guidelines.
I followed the existing code format.
I added regression coverage.
I added myself as an author to the Java classes I touched.
Closes #3302