The best way to clean up test data with Spring and Hibernate

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Demonstrates how to properly clean up test data in Spring and Hibernate integration tests by avoiding @DataJpaTest's transaction rollback approach. Instead, recommends using Hibernate's SchemaManager.truncateMappedObjects() method to truncate tables before each test, allowing service-layer transactions to commit naturally. This

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IntroductionWhy I don’t use @DataJpaTestThe best way to clean up test data with Spring and HibernateConclusion

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