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1. Repository classes are marked with @Repository, which is a specialized @Component that makes these classes auto-detectable by package-level auto-scanning and makes them available for injection. Spring provides these classes especially for DDD repositories and the JEE DAO pattern. This is the layer used by the application for interacting with the database – retrieval and persistence as a central repository.
2. It is possible to change the way models and APIs are generated. You must copy the template that you want to modify and then place it in the resources folder. Then, you have to modify the swaggerSources block in the build.gradle file by adding an extra configuration parameter to point to the template source, such as templateDir = file("${rootDir}/src/main/resources/ templates"). This is the place where you keep modified templates such as api. mustache. This will extend the OpenAPI Codegen templates. You can find all the templates inside the OpenAPI...