错误:Consider defining a bean of type ‘*.UserService‘ in your configuration

启动springboot项目遇到一个问题:Consider defining a bean of type

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项目已被分解为不同的模块,需要指定独立模块要扫描的类或包
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@SpringBootApplication
@ComponentScan("com.citic.core")
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