What is ai-instructions spring-boot-pom.instructions.md?

A set of Maven build rules for Spring Boot projects. Maven is a tool that manages Java dependencies, plugins, versions, and the project build.

Use it when creating or reviewing a Spring Boot POM, adding dependencies, setting project versions, or checking optional modules.

It prevents incompatible framework, Java, plugin, and dependency choices from making the project difficult to build or maintain.

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Spring Boot POM Engine

Naming Conventions

Use br.com.lsampaioweb as the standard groupId for all modules unless the user explicitly requests a different organization namespace.
Set <artifactId> and <name> to the same identifier in kebab-case.
When <artifactId> already represents the primary feature/module name, treat that segment as canonical and do not duplicate it in planned Java package paths.

Rules

Set the Spring Boot parent to version 4.1.0.
Set the Java version to 25.
Set <version> to 0.1.0 as the default stable project version when the user has not specified a version.
Keep Spring Boot parent and plugin versions coherent.
Declare <relativePath /> on the <parent> block to force Maven to resolve the parent from the remote repository.
Set <description> to a one-sentence summary of the module's purpose.
Set <project.build.sourceEncoding>UTF-8</project.build.sourceEncoding> in <properties>.
Add only dependencies required by the explicit feature scope.
Before introducing code that imports a type from an optional module, verify that the required artifact is already declared in pom.xml or add it in the same change.
Resolve required artifacts from concrete imports and annotations first, then write or update source files that depend on them.
Declare <dependency> entries in this order: (1) Spring Boot starters, (2) third-party libraries, (3) internal or project-owned dependencies, (4) test-scoped dependencies.
Pin a <version> on a dependency only when the Spring Boot parent BOM does not already manage it.
Extract pinned third-party versions into named <properties> entries (e.g., <springdoc.version>3.0.1</springdoc.version>) and reference them via ${property} in dependency blocks.
Remove duplicate <dependency> declarations and redundant <exclusion> entries.
Add a  comment on the line immediately above every <dependency> block stating why the dependency is needed.
Declare test-only dependencies with <scope>test</scope>.
Keep compile/test artifact decisions deterministic: avoid speculative dependency additions that are not justified by concrete imports, annotations, or instruction-file mandates.
When tests need Pageable web binding support, use org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-data-commons with <scope>test</scope> instead of adding alternate pagination helper libraries.
Declare spring-boot-devtools with <scope>runtime</scope> and <optional>true</optional> when development-time auto-restart is needed.
When MapStruct is used, declare org.mapstruct:mapstruct as a compile dependency and org.mapstruct:mapstruct-processor in annotationProcessorPaths within maven-compiler-plugin.
When Lombok is used, declare org.projectlombok:lombok with <scope>provided</scope> and add it to annotationProcessorPaths within maven-compiler-plugin.
Configure <workingDirectory>${project.basedir}</workingDirectory> in spring-boot-maven-plugin to enable correct devtools auto-restart behavior.

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