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Hello! First of all I want to describe the problem that I have fixed.

Imagine a couple of @RedisHash entities that references one to anoter like A <->B. In that case StackOverflow will be thrown because of infinite calls stack for resolving @Reference fields on any kind of reading.

So I have made a clone of MappingRedisConverter with name ReferenceMappingRedisConverter but with one difference. ReferenceMappingRedisConverter has context of already resolved field branches, ReferenceRedisAdapter control the context of converter on reading operations.

I'm not really confident should I edit already existing classes or create new, this is why I have created new ones. I didn't know what version should I write in @since javadoc annotation, so I just didn't write it.

And of course I am ready to write documentation for my code and a sample configuration in spring boot, but I need a little bit explanation of how to do it.