Clarify whether method uses declaring class or current class

Suppose I have the following:

public class ServiceA {
    @Retry
    public String doIt() { .. }
}
public class ServiceB extends ServiceA {
    @Retry
    public String again() { .. }
}
public class ServiceC extends ServiceA {
     @Override
     public String doIt() { .. }
}

Given that these are all fault tolerant methods, and I’m using instances of ServiceB and ServiceC, what configuration should be used for the method doIt in these cases? Do I use ServiceA as the configuration key or the actual impls?

[McFoggy]

@johnament I guess it is #195 which relates to this issue

[johnament]

@Emily-Jiang if you assign reviewers to a PR it’ll show up in inboxes. Which PR are you referring to?