Spring kotlin Is there Get a nullable bean by coding

example:

val bean = applicationContext.getBean<TestRepositoryKt?>()

// or
val bean = applicationContext.getBeanOrNull<TestRepositoryKt>()

Comment From: sdeleuze

No, there is not on purpose because Kotlin extensions follow closely their Java counterparts which in that case throw a NoSuchBeanDefinitionException when there is no such bean.