dev-java/bndlib: bump to 5.3.0

[vaukai]

Bug: https://bugs.gentoo.org/676116

@fordfrog
Here again your help is needed. I would like to have java-ebuilder rewrite and move the ebuild to java-pkg-simple.
From version 2.1.0 I could identify S as bnd-5.3.0.REL/biz.aQute.bndlib/.
But from those non less than 85 pom.xmlfiles in the download it's hard to find the one to use. Can you help?

Also, there was trouble downloading the sources for dev-java/osgi-enterprise-api.
Without the pom.xml file I could not check :-(
Bug filed: https://bugs.gentoo.org/785043

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Pull Request assignment

Submitter: @vaukai
Areas affected: ebuilds
Packages affected: dev-java/bndlib

dev-java/bndlib: @gentoo/java

Linked bugs

Bugs linked: 676116

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Pull request CI report

Report generated at: 2021-04-22 11:34 UTC
Newest commit scanned: 55de527
Status: ✅ good

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[fordfrog]

unfortunately this project uses gradle to build, so no pom.xml. and i'm not familiar with gradle so cannot help you off-head. anyway, what i would do is that

1. i would try to build the project using gradle as upstream has documented,
2. then i would investigate what jar files were created and what do they contain,
3. then i would try to mimic that using java-pkg-simple
4. and finally i would check the resulting jar file against the one built by gradle using japi-compliance-checker and pkgdiff

[vaukai]

unfortunately this project uses gradle to build, so no pom.xml. and i'm not familiar with gradle so cannot help you off-head. anyway, what i would do is that

1. i would try to build the project using `gradle` as upstream has documented,

2. then i would investigate what jar files were created and what do they contain,

3. then i would try to mimic that using `java-pkg-simple`

4. and finally i would check the resulting jar file against the one built by `gradle` using `japi-compliance-checker` and `pkgdiff`

Sorry, guess I'd better leave this to you or someone else and concentrate on:

git --no-pager grep -Elo "virtual/(jre|jdk)-1.[2-5]" | sort | grep '^dev-java' | wc -l
110

@fordfrog
Could you mark https://bugs.gentoo.org/676116 blocking https://bugs.gentoo.org/697014, please?

[fordfrog]

@vaukai sure, thank you for what you do :-)