Config client doesn't try next label if first one doesn't exist
See original GitHub issueIf I set spring.cloud.config.label=nonexistant,master
then the RestClient receives a 404 on the ‘nonexistant’ label which is converted to an HttpClientResponseException. The code is checking for a 200 but should also catch the client exception.
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Ah I see. You can open an issue and we can see what the community thinks about it
Yep, but it is just in case your client app is not able to connect with config server.