Use 'dir' bundle shape for test bundles and mimic Tycho's test setup.

- Eclipse test bundles should have a directory bundle shape
  (Eclipse-BundleShape: dir)
- Eclipse test bundles' contents should be unpacked/placed into the
  directory from which the test suite is run to permit tests that access
  their test bundle resources improperly to pass.

1 files changed, 12 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/prepAllTestBundles.sh b/prepAllTestBundles.sh
index 9b134f2..136ffc0 100755
--- a/prepAllTestBundles.sh
+++ b/prepAllTestBundles.sh
@@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ if [ ! $# -eq 1 ]; then
 fi
 
 testBundleFolder=$1
+echo 'Eclipse-BundleShape: dir' > MANIFEST.MF
 
 for jar in `find ${testBundleFolder} -name "*.jar"`; do
   jarPomPath=`jar -tf ${jar} | grep 'pom.xml'`
@@ -58,4 +59,15 @@ for jar in `find ${testBundleFolder} -name "*.jar"`; do
     done
     
   fi
+
+  # Make 'Eclipse-BundleShape: dir'
+  jarName=`basename ${jar}`
+  symJarName=`ls target-sdk/plugins/ | grep ${jarName}`
+  rm target-sdk/plugins/${symJarName}
+  cp ${jar} target-sdk/plugins/
+  jar -umf ./MANIFEST.MF target-sdk/plugins/${jarName}
 done
+
+rm ./MANIFEST.MF
+pushd target
+../genRepo.sh $(pwd)