Before migrating our Spring Boot 1.3 application to 1.4, when running integration tests, we used to load our application-test.yml file from src/main/resources/config/ folder which would override properties from an application.yml file that was loaded from src/test/resources/config/ folder.
However, with the new version of Spring Boot and its test suite it seems that while bootstrapping the application for testing, it no longer checks the resources folder under src/main. It instead only checks the resources that are location under src/test/ and is looking for .yml files only under that folder's config/ folder.
Is there a way to tell Spring Boot that it should be looking for .yml files under both resources folders?
It is better to have fully separated resources. Definitely, you should think about that. But, cut the long story short, you could try to do something like this:
@TestPropertySource(locations = {
"classpath:test.yml",
"classpath:test-override.yml" })
If you have *.yml, then don't forget to declare the following line above your class:
@ContextConfiguration(initializers = ConfigFileApplicationContextInitializer.class)
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