Oliver Drotbohm 9082ca27bb GH-118 - Reworked infrastructure to complete event publications.
Previously we used a dedicated BeanPostProcessor to decorate beans that expose transactional event listeners with an interceptor to mark event publications as completed if the method invocation completes successfully. We now have simplified the arrangement by using Spring's auto-proxy creation and registering an Advisor implementation. This allows us to properly and reliably  order the interceptor between the async one (goes before ours) and the transactional one (goes after ours). Also, this significantly simplifies the implementation of the interceptor as we can assume only commit listener methods being intercepted in the first place.
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= Spring Modulith
:docs: https://docs.spring.io/spring-modulith/docs/current-SNAPSHOT/reference/html/

Spring Modulith allows developers to build well-structured Spring Boot applications and guides developers in finding and working with link:{docs}#fundamentals.modules.application-modules[application modules] driven by the domain.
It supports the link:{docs}#verification[verification] of such modular arrangements, link:{docs}#testing[integration testing] individual modules, link:{docs}#observability[observing] the application's behavior on the module level and creating link:{docs}#documentation[documentation snippets] based on the arrangement created.

== Quickstart

. Create a Spring Boot application on https://start.spring.io
. Create a Java package arrangement that puts business modules as link:{docs}#fundamentals[direct sub-packages of the application's main package].
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□ Example
└─ □ src/main/java
   ├─ □ example           <1>
   |  └─ Application.java
   ├─ □ example.inventory <2>
   |  └─ …
   └─ □ example.order     <2>
      └─ …
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<1> The application root package
<2> Application module packages
. Create link:{docs}#fundamentals.modules.application-modules[an `ApplicationModules` model], run link:{docs}#verification[verifications] and link:{docs}#documentation[create documentation snippets].
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class ApplicationTests {

  @Test
  void writeDocumentationSnippets() {

    var modules = ApplicationModules.of(Application.class).verify(); <1>

    new Documenter(modules) <2>
      .writeModulesAsPlantUml()
      .writeIndividualModulesAsPlantUml();
  }
}
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<1> Creates application module model and link:{docs}#verification[verifies its structure].
<2> Renders link:{docs}#documentation[Asciidoctor snippets] (component diagrams, application module canvas) to `target/modulith-docs`.
. Run link:{docs}#testing[integration tests] for individual application modules.
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□ Example
└─ □ src/test/java
   └─ □ example.order
      └─ OrderModuleIntegrationTests.java
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@ApplicationModuleTests
class OrderModuleIntegrationTests {

  @Test
  void someTestMethod() { … }
}
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== Reference documentation

Find the reference documentation link:{docs}[here].

== Contributing

https://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-pull-request[Pull requests] are welcome. Note, that we expect everyone to follow the https://github.com/spring-projects/.github/blob/main/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md[code of conduct].

== License
Spring Modulith is Open Source software released under the
https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html[Apache 2.0 license].
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