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I've got spring application. And recently added Liquibase bean. It's necessary to run it before all beans, including annotated beans like (@Component, @Service etc.). How can I do it without using depends-on. Thanks a lot!

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The options are the same as in Spring: Make sure a particular bean gets initialized first

Depends-on appears to be the standard pattern, but perhaps using the Liquibase ServletListener would work better in your case?

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Nathan Voxland
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