[api/suggestion] rename `App.java` in templates/examples
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Issue details
I'm working on a demo and I want to embed pulumi-java into an existing spring app. The default name in examples App seems to be confusing and it might be good to have a more sensible default.
We can have users put their pulumi programs in a different directory as such and that might be better:
com.example.springboot.Application
com.example.pulumi.App
I still think it would be good to rename App.java since it's very common.
A standard that doesn't clash with existing classes would reduce the likelihood of renames and help lead to common pulumi-java idioms. i.e. PulumiStack.
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Research direction
Start by locating App.java in the templates and examples, then review how the example package and class names are presented alongside the existing Spring application naming. Choose a non-conflicting default such as the proposed PulumiStack, update the affected examples consistently, and verify that the generated templates use the new class name.
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- Tech stack
- java
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- developer-experience
- Issue type
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- Newbie friendliness
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