Compute an auxiliary manifest for test launches with junit container#1832
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Currently if the user uses a JUnit Classpath container one still needs to add import package/require bundle to the manifest to make these usable inside the running OSGi framework. This is not only cumbersome but also not desired if for example the project uses a testfolder inside the plugin. Also other libraries might be affected in a similar way if they come from other classpath containers. This now detects if a JUnit Bundle Container is used and then compute an auxiliary manifest that is attached to the testprobe with a fragment, this is similar to how Tycho behaves already. With that it is now possible to much more smoothly use such setups and will enabled advanced use-cases in the future.
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Currently if the user uses a JUnit Classpath container one still needs to add import package/require bundle to the manifest to make these usable inside the running OSGi framework. This is not only cumbersome but also not desired if for example the project uses a testfolder inside the plugin. Also other libraries might be affected in a similar way if they come from other classpath containers.
This now detects if a JUnit Bundle Container is used and then compute an auxiliary manifest that is attached to the testprobe with a fragment, this is similar to how Tycho behaves already. With that it is now possible to much more smoothly use such setups and will enabled advanced use-cases in the future.
this is a polished variant extracted from
and can be merged already to make changes more focused and small.