Refactor spring-boot-kotlin-redis example to be more Kotlin idiomatic #7185
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… to make it more Kotlin idiomatic. Here is a summary of the changes: Refactored static fields to companion objects to follow Kotlin conventions. Replaced the usage of autowired with constructor injection. Converted the build.gradle file from Groovy to Kotlin DSL to align with the project's Kotlin nature. Signed-off-by: jitokim <pigberger70@gmail.com>
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I have made several changes to the "spring-boot-kotlin-redis" example to make it more Kotlin idiomatic.
Here is a summary of the changes:
Refactored static fields to companion objects to follow Kotlin conventions.
Replaced the usage of autowired with constructor injection.
Converted the build.gradle file from Groovy to Kotlin DSL to align with the project's Kotlin nature.