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Changes in 6.3.0
BJ Hargrave edited this page Mar 4, 2022
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See the Release section of the README for where to find Bnd/Bndtools.
- Bndtools "Bnd Bundle Path" class path container now supports negation in the
packages
attribute of-buildpath
and-testpath
clauses. Negated packages are markedNON_ACCESSIBLE
in Eclipse.
- TBD
- Bnd adds decoration support, with unused literal inclusion, for the following instructions:
-conditionalpackage
-privatepackage
-includepackage
-includeresource
- The
-privatepackage
instruction is now also a merged instruction. - The path instructions, such as
-buildpath
,-testpath
, and-runbundles
, which already support decoration, now include unused literals. - Unused literal inclusion decoration now allows the decoration to add additional entries to the beginning or the end of the decorated item.
- Instruction decoration now support removal of attributes and non-overwriting of attributes. Prefixing the attribute name with
!
means removal. Prefixing the attribute name with~
means do not overwrite an existing attribute value.
- TBD
- The styling of the documentation has added a search bar and indication of when macros and instructions are in effect.
- TBD
- TBD
- Bndtools is built to run on Eclipse 2020-06 (4.16) or later. So Bndtools may not run on older versions of Eclipse.
- Bndtools m2e is built to run on Eclipse m2e 1.16.0 or later. So Bndtools m2e may not run on older versions of Eclipse m2e.
- The Bnd Maven plugins require a minimum of Maven 3.3.9.
- The Bnd Gradle plugins require a minimum of Gradle 6.7 for Java 8 to Java 15, Gradle 7.0 for Java 16, and Gradle 7.3 for Java 17.
- The Bnd Gradle plugins and tasks underwent a large update in 6.0 to modernize their implementations and prepare for Gradle 7 and newer Gradle idioms. All Bnd Gradle task properties are now Gradle Properties and should generally be set using an assignment in your build script. A number of previously deprecated task properties have been removed. The conventions are now deprecated and replaced by extensions.
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Eclipse m2e has a bug which can result in build looping. If you experience this, update Eclipse m2e to 1.18.2 or later which seems to have fixed the issue.
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Windows 10 users: Windows 10 Defender significantly slows down Eclipse, reason being Windows 10 Defender scanning the JAR files. The problem has been reported to Microsoft here. Until then, a workaround to this problem is to add Eclipse root directory to Windows 10 Defender’s exclusion list, detailed steps are shared here.
Note: This is not just an Eclipse issue on Windows 10.
See also Bnd Tips for Windows users.