Issue with Bundle-Version manifest header when used in Eclipse PDE development #2083
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OSGi specification may accept case insensitive headers but this is causing problems for Eclipse PDE development with version constriants. Switch to match casing of other headers and agree with name provided at: https://www.osgi.org/bundle-headers-reference/
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Seems like we hit this issue after we fixed an initial typo in #2070. Do you mind sending a PR to change it to a capital V? |
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Done, thanks for quick response! |
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…ockito#2084) OSGi specification may accept case insensitive headers but this is causing problems for Eclipse PDE development with version constraints. Switch to match casing of other headers and agree with name provided at: https://www.osgi.org/bundle-headers-reference/
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The MANIFEST.MF currently contains e.g.:
Bundle-version: 3.6.0Due to the lowercase 'v' this appears to not be properly recognised by Eclipse PDE so is giving me errors on min versioned require bundle directives.
The standard headers at https://www.osgi.org/bundle-headers-reference/ define it as
Bundle-Version(capital V).After a small amount of research it looks like OSGi specification possibly does accept case insensitive headers but haven't found definitive source.
In any case, changing it would keep it consistant with the other headers.
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