I won't write a lot about this topic, because it has already been discussed in the previous examples. All of them have shown how to store property sources in the classpath. There is also the ability to load them from disk. By default, the Spring Cloud Config Server tries to locate files inside an application's working directory or the config subdirectory at this location. We can override the default location with the spring.cloud.config.server.native.searchLocations property. The search location path may contain placeholders for application, profile, and label. If you don't use any placeholders in the location path, the repository automatically appends the label parameter as a suffix.
As a consequence, the configuration ...
