Details
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Type:
Improvement
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Status: Closed (View Workflow)
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Priority:
Major
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Resolution: Done
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Affects Version/s: None
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Fix Version/s: 9.0.2 Minor Release
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Labels:
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Story Points:0.5
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Sprint:B - Summer 2018, Summer 2018 Part 2
Description
The OSGi container caches bundles in version-specific folders in a user's hidden .igb directory. This directory resides in the user's HOME directory under Linux & MacOS and somewhere else under Windows.
When a developer runs "mvn clean", the clean process should delete the bundle cache for the version of IGB being built.
Currently, developer must do this manually.
Note: This issue requires understanding maven configuration. It would be a good issue for a beginner to learn maven and how to run/test IGB.
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Worked in Net beans and command prompt too.
mvn clean worked as expected.
I was wondering if we build it again then should we not see cache bundles in Roaming/bundles folder?
I cannot see it after i clean and build again!.
correct me if i am wrong. Kiran Korey
The bundles get cached in Roaming/bundles only when you start IGB.
Build does not cache it, rather creates bundles only in the project directory.
Tested and works fine!
Assigning back to Kiran Korey
When describing what you did regarding testing, indicate that you tested on mac, windows, unix or some subset of these.
None of the comments above mention if this has been tested on Linux.
Analysis:
mvn install: Does not copy the bundles into users HOME directory, it compiles the classes and puts it in the target folder in project directory.
mvn clean: Deletes the target folder and files inside it.