Learn how to extend the default Envers revision entity with custom fields and integrate it into a Spring Boot-based application.

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The post provides a step-by-step tutorial on extending the Hibernate Envers revision entity with custom fields in a Spring Boot application. It covers the project setup, implementation of domain entities, repository layer, revision listener, and service layer along with a detailed example of tracking changes in a pet shelter application. The tutorial also includes testing to demonstrate how to validate the integration.

Hibernate Envers – Extending Revision Info with Custom Fields