I found that the propagation of any RefreshScopeRefreshedEvent event will cause Eureka to restart. I think this is unreasonable. The event object already contains the name of the configuration object refreshed. You should check whether this name belongs to you before restarting.
I found that the propagation of any
RefreshScopeRefreshedEventevent will cause Eureka to restart. I think this is unreasonable. The event object already contains the name of the configuration object refreshed. You should check whether this name belongs to you before restarting.