Hi Igor,
After reading my first question, I can understand you did not fully
get it. It was no very well written ;)
Reacting to your advices, I simply removed the additional
depedencies in the maven-surefire-plugin (except the surefire-junit4
dep). Then all my bundles get part of the test, and the test are now
working independently of OSGi & Tycho.
To sum it up, for those who want to do the same, then trust default
behavior and do not try to re-define depedencies, it works.
Regards,
On 07/10/2011 20:01, Igor Fedorenko wrote:
Honest
answer -- you will have to figure it out yourself.
Interoperability with "standard" Maven plugins, like surefire,
currently
falls gray area. Tycho injects manifest-first dependencies back
into
MavenProject model, but this is apparently not enough to make it
work
for you (or I completely misunderstood the problem). We would like
to
improve Tycho interoperability story, so if you find a way to make
it
work, please share your findings on this list. And, as per usual,
we
welcome quality patches.
--
Regards,
Igor
On 11-10-07 11:16 AM, Mickael Istria wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to perform tests that I wrote in a bundle in a
non-OSGi
environment. However, I can only express its depdencies as
p2-installable-unit. Tycho succeeds to compile the sources, but
when I
want to execute a maven-surefire-plugin, I don't find a way to
add to it
the depdencies to other p2-installable-unit. I complains about
groupId,
or because it cannot find the artifact...
Has someone succeeded to do so?
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R&D Engineer, Eclipse Plug-in RCP Developer
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