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- status-based filtering and pagination
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- explicit HTTP success and error behavior
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- basic persistence with Spring Data JPA
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- restrained structured logging for write operations
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- restrained parameterized logging for write operations
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- an H2 in-memory database for local development and tests
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- automated API integration tests with MockMvc
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- a reproducible Maven Wrapper workflow
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## Logging
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Create, update and delete operations write one structured application log entry containing the record ID and, where useful, its status.
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Create, update and delete operations write one parameterized application log entry containing the record ID and, where useful, its status.
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Read requests and complete request bodies are not logged. This keeps the example useful for troubleshooting without producing noisy logs or copying input data unnecessarily.
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- Spring Boot application structure
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- REST endpoint and HTTP-status design
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- JSON request and response handling
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-paged CRUD queries and status filtering
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-paginated list queries and status filtering
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- layered backend organization
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- request validation aligned with persistence constraints
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