**Affects: 2.x - latest
Lets say you have RestControllerA with RepositoryA and RestControllerB with RepositoryB.
Now you want to test the web layer with the @WebMvcTest(RestControllerA::class) annotation.
Then spring complains with this exception:
Caused by: org.springframework.beans.factory.NoSuchBeanDefinitionException: No qualifying bean of type RepositoryB.
So it seems like that there is a bug where spring wants to load RestControllerB with RepositoryB, even when its not necessary because i specified the class that i want to test.
Comment From: snicoll
@WebMvcTest is part of Spring Boot so I've moved your report to the appropriate issue tracker.
Please share a small sample that reproduces the issue you've described as @WebMvcTest on a given controller shouldn't force the lookup of RepositoryB.
Comment From: Philosobyte
Are you using @ComponentScan anywhere? I noticed in #21216 that adding @ComponentScan will override the TypeExcludeFilter being used for @WebMvcTest.
Comment From: snicoll
@Philosobyte thank you for trying to help but rather than guessing what the problem might be, we'll look at the sample.
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Comment From: Ditscheridou
Sorry im currently very busy with other task, so i cant provide a mwe in the requested time. @Philosobyte im indeed using ComponentScan in my application. I wall look in to it when i got the time
Comment From: snicoll
If you are using @ComponentScan, then this is probably working as advertized, check this section of the documentation for more details.
I am going to close this now and we can reconsider if you still have a problem and a sample that we can review.