Tuomas Kiviaho created FELIX-3565:
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Summary: Embed-Transitive leaks transitive dependencies of
excluded artifacts
Key: FELIX-3565
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FELIX-3565
Project: Felix
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Maven Bundle Plugin
Affects Versions: maven-bundle-plugin-2.3.7
Reporter: Tuomas Kiviaho
I was trying to re-config some of my projects so that I get compile(+runtime)
scoped dependencies and their transitive dependencies embedded by using
Embed-Transitive=true with the exception of dependencies that I had with type
bundle. Exclusion of bundles turned out to be trickier than I though because I
can't use provided scope without sacrificing the respective transitive
dependencies in the process. Everything went ok until I noticed that inclusion
process with the transitive dependencies of already excluded compile scoped
dependencies that had type set to bundle as shown below where I'm getting
dep-2.2 embedded although it should be excluded.
myproject (*;scope=compile|bundle;type=!bundle)
+dep-1;scope=compile;type=jar // included ok
+dep-1.1;scope=compile;type=jar // included ok
-dep-1.2;scope=compile;type=bundle // excluded ok and there are no transitive
dependency candidates available
-dep-1.3;scope=provided;type=bundle // excluded ok because scope is provided
-dep-1.3.1;scope=compile;type=jar // excluded ok although scope is compile
because provided scope doesn't reveal any of the existing dependencies as
transitive dependencies
-dep-2;scope=compile;type=bundle // excluded ok because type is bundle
-dep-2.1;scope=provided;type=jar // excluded ok because scope is provided
+dep-2.2;scope=compile;type=jar // NOT excluded ok because scope and type no
not match exclusion pattern
In short: Everything not matching exclusion pattern (and matching inclusion
pattern) will be excluded no matter if their origin has been already excluded.
I checked the codebase and noticed that the reason for having 'NOTE: test
scoped dependencies are not included in the classpath seen by BND.' on the web
page accumulated from the problem. It seems that dependency tree shared
component seems to have given problems before and that Aether isn't backwards
compatible but I suggest giving a try to maven-dependency-tree 2.0 that is
Aether based for Maven 3 but remains still backwards compatible with Maven 2.
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