Cucumber is ready to run in OSGi containers #873
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This uses the maven felix bundle plugin.
RuntimeOptions loads the USAGE.txt on class initialization. However gherkin.util.FixJava is in the gherkin jar/bundle and in an OSGi container the class loader of FixJava does not see the text file, because it is located in the core jar/bundle. Printing the usage text in an OSGi container is not needed, so the code has been changed to lazy load the resource.
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Why does it need the snapshot version of cucumber-jvm-deps? And we should probably have this depend on a release of 1.0.4 of that. We cannot release with a snapshot dependency. EDIT: You did this, and I'm a moron. |
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Okay I merged cucumber-attic/cucumber-jvm-deps#3, and as soon as I can figure out the right hoops to jump through to release that, you'll have a 1.0.4 with the OSGi Header, and we can make sure the travis builds succeed, and then we can merge this guy :D |
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Hi David! Any success on releasing the new deps version? I could update my branch to 1.0.4 If you need anything else, pls let me know. Regards, Hendrik |
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@aslakhellesoy I need to know how to sign the release for the cucumber-jvm-deps project (or if you just do it or whatev.) |
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@HendrikSP A new deps version has been released, 1.0.5. If you update this and travis passes, we can merge it :) |
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Yep - I'm working on it now :-) |
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This is an upgraded version of pull request of #799
My changes include:
NOTE: Please release cucumber-jvm-deps with my other pull request (see cucumber-attic/cucumber-jvm-deps#3), because this changes make only sense when the jvm-deps bundle has also OSGi headers.
Thank you!