Fix for NCDFE in test when using CloseableBundleContext

[kriegfrj]

Hi Chris,

Here is a workaround for your problem. Fixes the NCDFE under Java 1.8 by forcing Bnd to generate an Import-Package declaration for org.osgi.framework in your tests bundle.

I think this is an osgi-test bug. I'll raise an issue on osgi-test and we'll follow up.

Blessings!

[chrisr3]

Thanks for looking into this, @kriegfrj. I'll admit to a small amount of relief that there actually was a problem to find, and that I hadn't just done something silly without realising it 😀 .

[kriegfrj]

Thanks for looking into this, @kriegfrj. I'll admit to a small amount of relief that there actually was a problem to find, and that I hadn't just done something silly without realising it 😀 .

I know the feeling! Thanks for being an early-adopter - although it's frustrating for you, it makes it much more likely that we will find bugs in more esoteric cases.

Btw, @bjhargrave (being the super-efficient developer that he is) has already merged the patch for the bug in osgi-test: eclipse-osgi-technology/osgi-test#230. The workaround in this PR will get you through until the next osgi-test release (or until you're brave enough to try out HEAD of osgi-test 😉)

[chrisr3]

Btw, @bjhargrave (being the super-efficient developer that he is) has already merged the patch for the bug in osgi-test: osgi/osgi-test#230. The workaround in this PR will get you through until the next osgi-test release (or until you're brave enough to try out HEAD of osgi-test wink)

Yes, I saw 😮 ! Thanks to everyone 😀. Happily I am not in a rush to upgrade from 0.9.0, and even 0.10.0 seems to work (for now) on Java 11. My repo is very much an "experiment with OSGi", and exists precisely to discover things like this before other team members trip over them. With any luck, everyone wins 🎊.