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That works like a charm, but only as long as I have spring-boot-starter-aop on the application's classpath. If I remove AOP-dependency, retry functionality is working no more. My question is: why AOP dependency is not included to Spring Retry, so it can transitively and transparently come to my application without a need to declare it explicitly?
Spring Retry does not have transitive dependencies at all.
Everything is optional and in most cases compatible with wide range of Spring versions.
So, it is indeed expected that you have spring-context in your Spring Boot application which comes with a spring-aop as transitive dependency.
AspectJ (for post complier weave) or CGLIB(dynamic weave)
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