Is there a way to add a bundle to the bnd.bnd build path for use in testing only?

[Bill Phillips]

I have a jar full of test utilities which I want to use for testing the osgi bundles that I'm making.

How can I add this to the bnd.bnd build path such that:

a. It is present when the test code is compile and run

b. It is NOT present when I deploy my bundle (as test utils are not needed at run time)

Thanks,

Bill

[BJ Hargrave]

Did you try -testpath instead of -buildpath? -testpath is for jars which are needed to compile the test source folder and run the gradle test task (JUnit tests).

Thanks,

Bill

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[Bill Phillips]

I was not aware of the -testpath option.

This was exactly what I needed. 

Thanks,

Bill

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[Bill Phillips]

Did you try -testpath instead of -buildpath? -testpath is for jars which are needed to compile the test source folder and run the gradle test task (JUnit tests).

 

Is -testpath a 2.4.1 feature?

This works on Luna w/ bndtools 2.4.1

I am not having any luck with it in Kepler w/ bndtools 2.3.0.

Bill

[BJ Hargrave]

On Apr 28, 2015, at 16:47 , Bill Phillips <william.r....@gmail.com> wrote:

Did you try -testpath instead of -buildpath? -testpath is for jars which are needed to compile the test source folder and run the gradle test task (JUnit tests).

 

Is -testpath a 2.4.1 feature?

bndtools support for -testpath was added in 2.4.0: https://github.com/bndtools/bndtools/commit/576199f2aab541b8845db553eeaf794db16b12d9. gradle support was added also in bnd 2.4.0 which includes -testpath support.

This works on Luna w/ bndtools 2.4.1

I am not having any luck with it in Kepler w/ bndtools 2.3.0.

Bill

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[Bill Phillips]

One more question on this.

Should I put ${junit} on the -testpath rather than the -buildpath?

Bill

[BJ Hargrave]

On Apr 30, 2015, at 18:02 , Bill Phillips <william.r....@gmail.com> wrote:

One more question on this.

Should I put ${junit} on the -testpath rather than the -buildpath?

Yes. if you only need junit for classes in your testsrc folder.

If you need junit for classes in your src folder, then you will need to put it on the -buildpath.