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HTTP Status 404 - /greeting
See original GitHub issueI have just freshly cloned this repository and run the application (mvn spring-boot:run). I can see the nice ASCII art of spring telling me that the application is running on the root context, hooray!
However GET http://localhost:8080/greeting responses me 404, sigh…
Any idea?
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OK, there must be an issue with your classpath then. You might need to drop some stuff from your local maven cache (like all of spring boot, maybe)?
@bhangalekunal asking questions or raising issues about code that isn’t in this guide is probably best done elsewhere (maybe StackOverflow?).