# 1. What Spring Framework 7 ships

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| Piece | Package | Jar |
|---|---|---|
| `@Retryable`, `@ConcurrencyLimit`, `@EnableResilientMethods` | `org.springframework.resilience.annotation` | spring-context |
| `MethodRetryEvent`, `MethodRetryPredicate`, interceptors | `org.springframework.resilience.retry` | spring-context |
| `InvocationRejectedException` | `org.springframework.resilience` | spring-context |
| `RetryTemplate`, `RetryPolicy`, `RetryListener`, `RetryException` | `org.springframework.core.retry` | spring-core |

## Defaults, read from the annotations

Reflection over `Retryable.class.getDeclaredMethods()` on 7.0.9
([`ApiSurfaceTest`](../src/test/java/com/ankurm/resilience/ApiSurfaceTest.java)):

| Attribute | Default |
|---|---|
| `maxRetries` | `3` - retries *after* the first call |
| `delay` | `1000` (ms) |
| `multiplier` | `1.0` - no growth |
| `maxDelay` | `Long.MAX_VALUE` |
| `jitter` | `0` |
| `timeout` | `0` - no budget |
| `timeUnit` | `MILLISECONDS` |
| `includes` / `excludes` | empty - every exception is retryable |

`@ConcurrencyLimit` has no usable default limit (`Integer.MIN_VALUE` means "not set") and
`policy = BLOCK`. `@EnableResilientMethods` has `proxyTargetClass = false` and
`order = Integer.MAX_VALUE - 1`.

## It moved during 7.0.x

[`api-surface.txt`](output/api-surface.txt), per release:

| Added in | What |
|---|---|
| 7.0.0 | `@Retryable` (no `timeout`), `@ConcurrencyLimit` (no `policy`), `RetryTemplate`, `RetryPolicy` |
| 7.0.2 | `@Retryable.timeout`/`timeoutString`, `RetryPolicy.Builder.timeout(..)`, `RetryListener.onRetryPolicyTimeout` and `onRetryableExecution` |
| 7.0.3 | `@ConcurrencyLimit.policy` with `ThrottlePolicy.BLOCK` / `REJECT` |

Release dates from the Maven Central `Last-Modified` headers: 7.0.0 on 13 Nov 2025, 7.0.2 on
11 Dec 2025, 7.0.3 on 15 Jan 2026. Articles written against the 7.0 GA - including the Spring reference page at the time
this was written, which does not mention `timeout` or `policy` - describe a smaller API than the
one you have.