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All AEM as a Cloud Service skills: component development, Workflow model design, development, triggering, launchers, debugging, and triaging, Dispatcher config authoring, advisory, incident response, performance tuning, and security hardening, Rapid Development Environment (RDE) deployment, log inspection, snapshots, and troubleshooting via `aio aem rde`, Jackrabbit Oak query/index tuning (property, Lucene index definitions), and extracting/inventorying JCR queries (XPath, SQL2, QueryBuilder) across a codebase.

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SKILL.mdskills/code-assessment/inject-in-sling-model/

name:
inject-in-sling-model
description:
AEM Cloud Service expert skill — migrate javax.inject.@Inject fields in Sling Model (@Model) classes to injector-specific annotations (@ValueMapValue / @OSGiService / @SlingObject). Self-discoverable (scan for @Model classes with field-level @Inject); the replacement is chosen deterministically from each field's declared type. Use for "fix @Inject in HeroModel.java", "modernize my Sling Models", or when scanning an AEM project for @Inject misuse. Detailed decision table, companion-annotation handling, import management, and file-level skip policy are in recipe.md.
license:
Apache-2.0

@Inject in Sling Models — AEM as a Cloud Service

This pattern is executed by the code-assessment runbook — follow ../references/runbook.md for the full flow (preflight → plan → apply → verify, run log). This skill supplies the detection + recipe the runbook applies.

Overview

javax.inject.@Inject on fields of @Model classes is discouraged by the Apache Sling Models documentation. Removing @Inject without a replacement breaks injection, so each field is migrated to an injector-specific annotation chosen from its declared type.

Classification — confirm this pattern applies

  • A *.java file whose class is annotated @Model, with at least one field annotated @Inject.
  • Constructor-parameter and setter-method @Inject are out of scope (trigger the file-level skip).

Discovery

Detection is performed by the analyzer (../scripts/analyze.sh), run by the runbook:

bash ../scripts/analyze.sh <workspace-root> --pattern inject-in-sling-model

Match criteria (what the detector flags): a class annotated @Model (org.apache.sling.models.annotations.Model, confirmed import-aware) with at least one field annotated @Inject (javax.inject.Inject or jakarta.inject.Inject). One finding per matching field. Constructor/setter @Inject and non-@Model classes are not flagged. The replacement annotation is chosen from the field's declared type by the decision table in recipe.md.

Resolution contract

self-evident — the replacement annotation is fully determined by the field's declared Java type via the decision table in recipe.md. No external input is required.

Review checklist

  • Each migrated field maps to exactly one injector-specific annotation per the decision table
  • Sling objects (Resource / ResourceResolver / request / response) → @SlingObject, not @Self
  • @Named merged into the new annotation's name; @Default / @Via preserved
  • @Optional → per-field injectionStrategy = InjectionStrategy.OPTIONAL (never a class-level defaultInjectionStrategy change)
  • Unused imports removed; new imports added and ordered per the file's convention
  • File-level skip respected — no partial migration of a file with any ambiguous field

Recipe

Read recipe.md in full before editing: input contract, decision table, companion annotations, import management, unlocatable / skip-file policy, per-file procedure, before/after example, editing strategy.

Handoff

The skill never commits. See ../references/git-workflow.md for git vs in-place handoff and the suggested commit message.

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