Closed pun-ky closed 8 years ago
Hm... I don't think this is related to osgi-run, but to the osgi
plugin. Please check with them how to fix this as I can't change this, osgi-run does not create your manifest... osgi
does, using bnd
behind the scenes.
By the way, don't explicitly declare Private-Package
.... you should only declare Exported-Package
, the osgi plugin will generate Private-Package
for you. Also, don't declare versions as that's also calculated, usually at least.
Closing as this is not a bug in osgi-run.
yes you were right.
the correct way to override name or symbolic name is:
jar {
manifest {
name project.description
symbolicName 'adm'
}
regards!
I am using your plugin to build my bundles but when I try to override manifest header, then incorrect value is being generated:
MANIFEST.mf
expected: