Does WireDoctor work with WebFlux / reactive apps?

[ddsha441981]

Our services are reactive (Netty, RouterFunction based). Most Spring tooling assumes servlet MVC. Is WireDoctor tested against WebFlux?

[ddsha441981]

Yes — WebFlux is verified since v0.8.0, not just "should work":

• An integration test in CI boots a real reactive (non-servlet) context on Netty and asserts that reports, startup timings, and ghost analysis all work.
• Reactive entry points are recognized by the ghost detector: RouterFunction, WebHandler, WebSocketHandler, WebExceptionHandler beans are treated as entry points and never flagged as ghost candidates — so functional-routing apps don't get their handlers wrongly listed.

Everything else is transport-agnostic anyway: the dependency graph comes from getDependenciesForBean(), timings from BufferingApplicationStartup, and conditions from Boot's condition report — none of that cares whether you're servlet or reactive.

So: add the dependency, boot your Netty app, and wiredoctor-report.html shows up the same as it would for MVC.