Hi, see my replies at relevant places below!
On 2018-12-02 21:03, Jean-Baptiste Onofré wrote:
Hi Eric,
The update to maven-bundle-plugin 4.1.0 introduces some other changes
(as the requirements/capabilities created are extended). Why do you
need this for 4.2.2 ? It's transparent for you as user.
So I will try but without strong commitment. Reasonably, I would
prefer to target in 4.2.3 as I'm planning 4.2.2 for this week. So, it
will be a best effort.
Okay, I see, I bumped to that version for my projects without issue so I
thought it was straight-forward.
Yes, deploy folder is enabled by default. Did you deploy a bundle or a
raw jar ?
It was one of my bundles, built using maven-bundle-plugin 4.1.0. I have
no troubles provisioning it programmatcially when using Karaf/Pax-Exam.
I also tried with a 3PP found on Maven central. The deploy folder
doesn't seem to be active on Windows. It was working fine on Windows a
couple of versions (of Karaf) ago.
The line breaks should be fixed already (you can test on 4.2.2-SNAPSHOT).
Ah, nice to hear! Could you try on your end Windows with TakeCommand to
see about the question-mark-thingie? I also recall a DOS .bat-file error
being reported by TakeCommand as I launched karaf.bat
- Eric L
Regards
JB
On 02/12/2018 20:15, Eric Lilja wrote:
Hi, is it possible to consider including KARAF-5934 for 4.2.2? I saw
it was just tentatively postponed to 4.2.3.
Also, is the deploy folder enabled by default? I downloaded the
binary distribution (version 4.2.1), and created a new instance with
feature scr enabled. Everything else vanilla. I put a bundle in the
deploy folder but it doesn't get installed, no interesting output
from log:tail either, so no failures. Just like the directory was not
monitored at all (I did use the deploy directory in the instance I
created).
Furthermore, output from scr:list seems to lack line breaks. This is
under Windows, with Cygwin (Mintty) as terminal. Also tried with
TakeCommand under Windows, which used to work really well with Karaf,
but when one does bundle:list -s -t 0 for example, a lot columns
contains only ?-characters (question marks). Also scr:list looks bad
under it.
- Eric L
