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Marcel Offermans commented on ACE-368:
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I agree that a method to check / validate a deployment to a target would even
better. Not just for this check alone, but at some point we also might want to
hookup the OSGi resolver and validate that the set of artifacts you want to
deploy will actually resolve. Doing that check would also have to be done for
each target if you correctly want to take into account anything that is
potentially already installed on the target (including things exposed through
the system bundle).
So, as a first step, the approve method should do a check, but the check should
also be available separately to provide better and earlier feedback to a user
(human or script).
> More than one version of a bundle can end up in a deployment package
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> Key: ACE-368
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ACE-368
> Project: ACE
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Client Repository, Deployment, UI
> Affects Versions: 1.0.0
> Reporter: Marcel Offermans
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> If you assign more than one version of a bundle to a target, for example by
> making two static associations from the same feature, both will indeed end up
> in the deployment package. It will then fail to install or roll back because
> the Deployment Admin implementation never catered for this case and could not
> quite recover from it.
> However, the problem is created already in the client, because you should
> never be allowed to end up with more than one version of a bundle. We
> probably need to discuss how to tell the user about this and decide if we
> should a) simply refuse to deploy, b) choose the highest version and drop the
> other or c) something else. :)
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