added manifest to core.gradle to allow spock core to work in OSGi land #40
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It would be useful if this could be merged as well. |
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This is now merged. Thanks for the PR and reminder. It would be great if we had a way to automatically verify the correctness of the bundle manifest. |
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I work with Jordan. I'll see if we can add a test that would deploy it out to a container in a unit test and verify it is working properly. |
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This adds a manifest to the spock-core jar so the jar can be deployed as a bundle to an OSGi container.