Allow management endpoints to express what http methods they support
Previously a management endpoint was either GET or POST. That requirement seems limited.pull/132/head
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package org.springframework.boot.actuate.endpoint;
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/**
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* Tagging interface used to indicate that {@link Endpoint} that performs some action.
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* Allows mappings to refine the types of request supported.
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* @author Phillip Webb
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public interface ActionEndpoint<T> extends Endpoint<T> {
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