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Note that Spring complains on the constructor, not on the field annotation. So, this is basically because of missing @Value annotation on the constructor param in auto-generated code by Lombok.

You basically have 2 options:

1. Remove @AllArgsConstructor (and final field modifier), mark all the bean fields with @Autowired and let Spring set fields for you directly instead of using constructor.
2. Add constructor with all the arguments explicitly, not relying on Lombok auto-generated one. But this time - place @Value annotation on the corresponding constructor param.

The Switch component really only has two valid children components: Route and Redirect. The Switch will return and render the first "match" it finds, and in this case it is hitting the first child div and rendering that.

Maybe you would like to achieve something like that:

If you want to write your own conditions you should implement org.springframework.context.annotation.Condition

This is how @Profile work by defining a ProfileCondition class that implement Condition interface :

Didn't check if your code works, but as you said it returns a boolean array, so try using array.find to get the first match.