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I am fairly new to java using Spring boot and maven. I was assigned a task to get the revision number and timestamp for the current revision from the project and put them into an app.properties file . Most of the demonstrations I have found displayed the templates as such, version=${version} revision=${buildNumber} date=${timestamp}. I tried these all in a seperate application and they worked properly, however it the release notes for spring boot 1.3 state that the templates now have to be written such as, @version@.

Version works properly using that information, however the build number and timestamp do not print out anything except for the template that should be replaced with that information. I have googled and checked stack overflow but i am not finding any way to get these two things working properly. I have also tried to pull the information from SVN but it is also just returning the template on commit

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The thing is, I don't see this being a standard in the system you are asking about. Maybe I'm missing it but the app version number is something we decide on when we begin a project. I can't tell you how to do this since on each project we let the owner of the project tell us how they want to run the version numbers.

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Not to mention the fact that there is no "law" that states a project HAS TO provide information about it's version or build.

commented: This area is one I let the owner make the rule (or law.) Something about the owner of the gold makes the rules. +10
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