Mastering Spring Boot | Day 16 - Global Exception Handler in a Spring Boot Application

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[aribzaman]

Super nice annotation:
Thanks for it...
BTW. What's the use of @ResponseStatus in exception handler method, when you have to give it again while returning a new response Entity Object, if the status codes are different then the responseEntity object's status already takes precedence and since a new response entity cannot be created without a status code (otherwise it would have been useful like if you miss it while returning then ResponseStatus takes it place, which is not the case), it feels unnecessary to use this annotation in this place. Do correct me if I'm wrong.