AnnotatedBeanDefinitionReader should respect @Fallback qualifier analogous to @Primary

[quaff]

Also add tests to cover qualifier classes.

[liuao1004]

Hi, I think the code is not redundant. You will be right if someone use the method registerBean in AnnotatedBeanDefinitionReader without providing qualifiers.
In fact, the fixed true is just the defalut value for @Lazy or @Primray.

StaticApplicationContext context = new StaticApplicationContext();
AnnotatedBeanDefinitionReader reader = new AnnotatedBeanDefinitionReader(context);
reader.registerBean(User.class, "user", Lazy.class);
BeanDefinition definition = context.getBeanDefinition("user");
// must be true
assert definition.isLazyInit();

[quaff]

Hi, I think the code is not redundant. You will be right if someone use the method registerBean in AnnotatedBeanDefinitionReader without providing qualifiers. In fact, the fixed true is just the defalut value for @Lazy or @Primray.

StaticApplicationContext context = new StaticApplicationContext();
AnnotatedBeanDefinitionReader reader = new AnnotatedBeanDefinitionReader(context);
reader.registerBean(User.class, "user", Lazy.class);
BeanDefinition definition = context.getBeanDefinition("user");
// must be true
assert definition.isLazyInit();

Thanks for point out, It seems not covered by tests, I will add tests instead.

[jhoeller]

@quaff this looks good to me. Just one glitch: AnnotatedBeanDefinitionReaderTests seems to be defined in a file named AnnotationBeanDefinitionReaderTests, or am I misreading this?

[quaff]

@quaff this looks good to me. Just one glitch: AnnotatedBeanDefinitionReaderTests seems to be defined in a file named AnnotationBeanDefinitionReaderTests, or am I misreading this?

My mistake, fixed now.