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Bug 320422

Summary:	com.google.gwt.* 2.0.3 bundles need to be restored to build
Product:	[Tools] Orbit	Reporter:	David Williams <david_williams>
Component:	bundles	Assignee:	Gunnar Wagenknecht <gunnar>
Status:	RESOLVED FIXED	QA Contact:
Severity:	major
Priority:	P3
Version:	unspecified
Target Milestone:	---
Hardware:	PC
OS:	Windows 7
Whiteboard:

Description David Williams

2010-07-20 13:14:12 EDT

By chance (while investigating a newsgroup question) I noticed that in our feature.xml file, the 2.0.4 version of these bundles simple replaced the 2.0.3 versions. But, the version in our latest R-build was 2.0.3. 

Once released, we need to always provide it. So, the 2.0.4 versions need to be _added_ to the feature.xml file, and map files, not replacing previous version. 

Plus, now, the 2.0.3 versions need to be "repaired". Perhaps for Helios SR1? 
The "released" version still has the directive: 
Eclipse-PlatformFilter: (osgi.os=browser) 
even though I can see from cvs history this was fixed in April! And, I guess, just never released for a build in time for R-build. So the 2.0.3 version in the R-build are not "usable" in IDE.

Comment 1 Gunnar Wagenknecht

2010-07-20 16:18:47 EDT

Uh, wasn't aware of that never remove policy. Will fix it.

(In reply to comment #0)
> The "released" version still has the directive: 
> Eclipse-PlatformFilter: (osgi.os=browser) 

That's intended because the bundle MUST NOT resolve at runtime. It's only for development.

Comment 2 David Williams

2010-07-20 16:57:23 EDT

> 
> (In reply to comment #0)
> > The "released" version still has the directive: 
> > Eclipse-PlatformFilter: (osgi.os=browser) 
> 
> That's intended because the bundle MUST NOT resolve at runtime. It's only for
> development.

Hmm, but that prevents it from installing into an IDE with P2. Right? (A post to that effect on newsgroup said so).

Comment 3 Gunnar Wagenknecht

2010-07-21 01:51:35 EDT

(In reply to comment #2)
> Hmm, but that prevents it from installing into an IDE with P2. Right? (A post
> to that effect on newsgroup said so).

Yes. com.google.gwt.user MUST NEVER be installed into an IDE with p2. It only makes sense in a target platform. Of course, one needs to check "Include all environments". 

BTW, thanks for newsgroup hint. I just subscribed to it.

-Gunnar

Comment 4 Gunnar Wagenknecht

2010-07-21 02:15:09 EDT

re-added to feature.xml and restored entries in map file from history