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Command line rules data additions #25
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From @tbitonti open-liberty issue: OpenLiberty/open-liberty#12445 |
Signed-off-by: JF Denise <jdenise@redhat.com>
Test plan for immediate package renames: The test plan is to update a manifest using package rename data. The test includes package rename data and linked package version data. Four package names are present in the test data: The first package name and version are updated by property file data. The initial and final package values in the manifest are:
Property file ane immediate data:
Command line options are:
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One more commit: Refactoring of the new tests to move common methods to TestUtils. |
From @tbitonti
Open-liberty, when specifying bundle identity updates, would prefer to specify the identity information at the project level and through command line arguments, instead of through a global rules file. For example:
JavaEE-Bundle-Symbolic-Name: ...
JakartaEE-Bundle-Symbolic-Name: ...
JakartaEE-Bundle-Name: ...
JakartaEE-Bundle-Version: ...
JakartaEE-Bundle-Description: ...
These would be read and processed by BND tooling in the open-liberty build and would be provided to the transformer using a new command line option.
Possibly:
--rule-data ruleName ruleDataLine
"ruleDataLine" would add to the data from the rules properties file matching the specified "ruleName".
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