Generate OSGi metadata into pebble jar to make it OSGi compliant#663
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This allows to use the pebble jar in an OSGi runtime out of the box.
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@ebussieres could you please have a look at this? |
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Thank you @ebussieres for accepting this. |
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I'll make one today |
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Awesome. Thanks again! |
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@HannesWell : Release has been made. |
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This allows to use the pebble jar in an OSGi runtime, like Eclipse, out of the box.
The version ranges for the optional dependencies
com.github.ben-manes.caffeine:caffeine,javax.servletandjakarta.servlethave been widened manually because there are newer versions available than the one this library depends on.If you are interested in updating any of these dependencies (and especially migrate
javax.servlet:servlet-apitojavax.servlet:javax.servlet-apior evenjakarta.servlet:jakarta.servlet-api:4.0.2(which provides thejavax.servletpackages) I can provide a separate PR or do it in this one.The OSGi compliant MANIFEST.MF is only generated for the main
pebbleartifact.If you think this is also relevant for the spring artifacts I can extend the change, but I would not be able to test the result.