Issue
Recently, it has become possible to Execute unit-tests with eclipse-plugin packaging. And, in addition there is support for resolving JUnit Classpath Containers.
I would like to execute unit-tests with eclipse-plugin packaging, but would like to use the mockito library in addition to JUnit. I have a pomless build and would like to keep it that way. I do not want to add non-PDE files to the build, unless this is unavoidable.
Question: What is the idiomatic/intended/correct way to add this dependency, or any other test-time dependencies?
Note: I am aware of the use of fragments for unit testing. This is not what I am after. I actually want to use the new mechanism, if possible, or hear that this is currently impossible.
For my initial purposes, and given these are intended to be Unit-tests, running non-OSGI would be ok. If there is a means for OSGI as well, that would be great, but I cannot imagine where the platform configuration could be stored.
Solution
See this tycho discussion, short summary:
- you can add Mockito as an optional bundle dependency
- you can add a M2_REPO Classpath variable reference
Answered By - Christoph Läubrich
