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What's new in Wuff

Version 0.0.20

  • introduced publicLib configuration for eclipse bundles and applications.

Version 0.0.19

  • implemented consistent interpretation of 'provided' configuration: all artifacts in provided are visible at compile-time, but excluded from application bundles

  • introduced requireBundle mechanism for wrapped libs

Version 0.0.18

  • Using unpuzzle 0.0.22, which incorporates pull request "ArchiveUnpacker now preserves "executable" permissions in Tar and Zip" ( akhikhl/unpuzzle#8 )

Version 0.0.17

  • Set default Eclipse version back to 4.4.2 (4.5 is still supported).

  • Fixed bug: bundle-version attribute in MANIFEST.MF/Require-Bundle was not interpreted.

Version 0.0.16

  • Now Wuff supports Eclipse Mars 4.5. This is the default Eclipse version used by Wuff. You can always switch to older version of Eclipse by setting a property in your build.gradle:
wuff {
selectedEclipseVersion = '4.4.2'
}

Version 0.0.14

  • New feature: support of native launchers. Wuff automatically generates native launcher as soon as you build Eclipse-RCP or Eclipse-IDE product.

  • New feature: E(fx)clipse support.

Resolved issue #66: Remove 'Require-Bundle: org.eclipse.osgi'

Resolved issue #56: Invalid product and application in configuration ini file when Manifest provide custom Bundle-SymbolicName

Version 0.0.13

  • support of Eclipse 4.4.2.

  • new feature: generation of Eclipse Features and Repositories. See examples of code and documentation at: https://github.com/akhikhl/wuff-sandbox

  • Wuff configuration now supports "file:///..." URLs as sources of mavenized bundles.

  • Wuff now supports scaffolding and starting e4 model-driven applications.

  • fixed groovy-all version compatibility, upgraded to unpuzzle 0.0.18.

Version 0.0.12

  • Fixed compatibility with JDK6 (thanks to @jstarry for contribution).

Version 0.0.11

  • Introduced "white-listed" eclipse bundles when translating MANIFEST.MF bundles to gradle dependencies (contribution by @jstarry).

Version 0.0.10

  • Wuff supports Eclipse 4.4 Luna (it is even the default platform).
  • Wuff supports generating products for Mac OS X.

Version 0.0.7

Improvements:

  • implemented Mac OSX support
  • moved wuff-specific maven repository to $HOME/.wuff/m2_repository

Version 0.0.6

Bug fixes:

  • fixed Windows-specific bug ""Could not normalize path" in OsgiBundleConfigurer.

Version 0.0.5

Improvements:

  • new task "uninstallAllEclipseVersions" was implemented.

Bug fixes:

  • task "cleanEclipse" was renamed to "purgeEclipse" to avoid conflict with other similarly named task from another gradle plugin.

Version 0.0.4

Improvements:

  • org.osgi.framework.executionenvironment could be set in wuff config via project.ext.osgiExecutionEnvironment in concrete module (equinoxApp, for example).

Bug fixes:

  • added missing dependency of equinox apps on org.eclipse.osgi.services.
  • now writing property org.osgi.framework.executionenvironment to config.ini in order to fix loading of groovy-all 2.3.0.
  • fixed incompatibility between eclipse 3.7.x and eclipse 4.x: rcp/ide application would not start because of the missing bundle org.eclipse.ui.views, if some bundle implements org.eclipse.ui.views extension point. Fix: org.eclipse.ui.views bundle is now automatically added to Required-Bundle and dependencies as needed.

Version 0.0.3

  • Fixed bug: generated OSGi-manifests of wrapper libraries did not contain proper Export-Package instruction.

Version 0.0.2

Version 0.0.1

  • Everything is new in this version! Please read wiki pages to discover what you can do with Wuff.