nacos make spring @Lazy invalid

[AmmyHaber]

Describe the bug
I set up global lazy init in springboot application builder and run it.
code like this: new SpringApplicationBuilder(TestWebApp.class).lazyInitialization(true).run(args);

but I find nacos call org.springframework.beans.factory.ListableBeanFactory#getBeansOfType(java.lang.Class<T>, boolean, boolean) method at com.alibaba.nacos.spring.context.event.AnnotationListenerMethodProcessor#processBeans(org.springframework.context.ApplicationContext), the getBeansOfType method init all beans,and it take a long time.

Expected behavior
nacos can follow the @Lazy.

Actually behavior
nacos get all beans, then all beans init.

How to Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. create a springboot application
2. set up global lazy init
3. run it
4. see the CPU profile, you can see nacos take a long time to process beans.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Macos 15
• Version [nacos-spring-context 1.1.1]
• Module [config]
• SDK [nacos]

Additional context
there are two CPU profile html file to compare with global lazy and no lazy.

cpu_profiles.zip

[KomachiSion]

Whether someone in community wanted to contribute for this issue?

[SteafanMrZhou]

Whether someone in community wanted to contribute for this issue?

I can try it.

[sunheyi6]

This is not a problem with Nacos, it is the design of the SpringBoot native framework. SpringBootApplication is a startup class, mainly used to bootstrap and configure the Spring application context. It usually does not exist directly as a Spring-managed Bean, so adding @lazy to it will not have an effect on it. If you want global lazy loading, you can set it in the application.properties/application.yml file:

spring.main.lazy-initialization=true