Accessed Consul cluster's KV store with TLS and ACL enabled through code, but Spring Boot configuration failure

This question might not be appropriate to ask here, but I have tried various methods and still can't solve the problem.

Using com.orbitz.consul.consul-client:1.5.3, I can retrieve the value of the key from Consul's KV store in code. However, configuring it with Spring Boot 3.2.2 fails.

I have set up a Consul cluster with three nodes, all running in server mode. TLS is enabled for both outgoing and incoming connections, and ACL is also enabled. I used the same CA to issue p12-format certificates for accessing the Consul cluster.

I created a value with the key config/example-spring,dev/data in Consul's KV store and generated an ACL token with the necessary permissions to access this key.

The crucial part of the code is as follows:

#load the p12 file from the file system and trust any certificate.
SSLContext sslContext = createSSLContext("/path/to/user1.p12", "key-password");
Consul consul = Consul.builder().withAclToken("58f89672-c9a1-8a97-0d0c-cd2a32fb8f36")
        .withUrl("https://c3.consul.casa:8501")
        .withHostnameVerifier(new HostnameVerifier() {
            @Override
            public boolean verify(String hostname, SSLSession session) {
                return true;
            }
        })
        .withSslContext(sslContext).build(); 
KeyValueClient kvClient = consul.keyValueClient();

#Successfully retrieved the value
String yaml = kvClient.getValueAsString("config/example-spring,dev/data").get();

In my understanding, the configuration of the Consul cluster is correct.
but the configuration fails with Spring Boot 3.2.2

application.properties:

spring.profiles.active=dev
spring.application.name=example-spring
spring.config.import=consul:

bootstrap.yml:

spring:
  cloud:
    consul:
      enabled: true
      host: c3.consul.casa
      port: 8501
      scheme: https
      config:
        enabled: true
        acl-token: "58f89672-c9a1-8a97-0d0c-cd2a32fb8f36"
        format: YAML
        data-key: data
        profileSeparator: ","
        watch:
          enabled: false
      tls:
        key-store-instance-type: pkcs12
        key-store-path: classpath:user1.p12
        key-store-password: key-password

error message：

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APPLICATION FAILED TO START
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Description:

Config data resource '[ConsulConfigDataResource@275fe372 context = 'config/example-spring,dev/', optional = true, properties = [ConsulConfigProperties@40e10ff8 enabled = true, prefixes = list['config'], defaultContext = 'application', profileSeparator = ',', format = KEY_VALUE, dataKey = 'data', aclToken = [null], watch = [ConsulConfigProperties.Watch@557a1e2d waitTime = 55, enabled = true, delay = 1000], failFast = true, name = 'example-spring'], profile = 'dev']' via location 'consul:' does not exist

Action:

Check that the value 'consul:' at class path resource [application.properties] - 4:22 is correct, or prefix it with 'optional:'

Thanks all.

Start with application.properties and bootstrap.yml, then trace the spring.config.import=consul: entry and the reported ConsulConfigDataResource failure. Compare the working Java client settings with the Spring Boot configuration, and confirm that the Consul config data loads successfully with the TLS and ACL settings shown.