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Blueriq properties Properties should be configured in the application.properties file

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_PropertiesFileJava
_PropertiesFileJava
 file. You can also refer to an explicit location using the spring.config.location environment
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_ConfigLocation
_ConfigLocation
 environment property.

This is possible via JVM arguments:

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$ -Dspring.config.additional-location=file:///your/config/dir/

Or by using system environment variables:

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$ set spring.config.additional-location=file:///your/config/dir/

(warning) Make sure you start the path with "file:" and end the path with a slash!

The spring.config.location is optional. But when you use

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_ConfigLocation
_ConfigLocation
 is optional, but it is required for the development plugin it is advised to specify a spring.config.location because this is the place where Blueriq tries to write properties that has been specified in the developer plugin.

Further Reading

to store any changes you make through the development plugin.

Instead of reading from file system, you can also read properties from GIT.Spring Cloud Config [editor]