> Be aware that project containing integration tests is not the project
under test. It's a separate project (creating a separate bundle).
I think I'm good there; soakit.test is my integration test bundle. But I
also have unit tests scattered around, esp in soakit.core.
Can't I use junit4osgi for both?
PS: I think the NPE was because I put the junit4osgi stuff in the root
pom so I wouldn't have to track down every pom with unit tests. Where
that's supposed to go wasn't clear in your instructions. And reporting
such mistakes with a generic NPE didn't help! ;)
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