# bnd-testing-maven-plugin

The `bnd-testing-maven-plugin` is a bnd based plugin to run integration tests.

## What does the `bnd-testing-maven-plugin` do?

Point the plugin at one or more bndrun files in the same project. It will execute tests against the
runtime defined in the bndrun file.

The bndrun file must contain bundles that have the `Test-Cases` header set to class names that
contain the JUnit tests.

Here is an example configuration:
```
    <plugin>
        <groupId>biz.aQute.bnd</groupId>
        <artifactId>bnd-testing-maven-plugin</artifactId>
        <version>${bnd.version}</version>
        <configuration>
            <failOnChanges>false</failOnChanges>
            <bndruns>
                <bndrun>mytest.bndrun</bndrun>
            </bndruns>
        </configuration>
        <executions>
            <execution>
                <goals>
                    <goal>testing</goal>
                </goals>
            </execution>
        </executions>
    </plugin>
```

Here's an example setting the `bundles` used for resolution.

```
    ...
    <configuration>
        ...
        <bundles>
            <bundle>bundles/org.apache.felix.eventadmin-1.4.8.jar</bundle>
            <bundle>bundles/org.apache.felix.framework-5.4.0.jar</bundle>
        </bundles>
    </configuration>
    ...
```

## Bndrun Details Inferred from Maven

The `-runee` and `-runrequires` values can be inferred from the maven project as follows:

  * `-runee`, if omitted from the bndrun file, will be inferred from the `<target>` configuration of `maven-compiler-plugin`
  * `-runrequires`, if omitted from the bndrun file, will be inferred from the project's `artifactId` and applied as `osgi.identity;filter:='(osgi.identity=<artifactId>)'`, if the project packaging is `jar` or `war` and the project has the `bnd-maven-plugin`

## Configuration Properties

|Configuration Property          | Description |
| ---                            | ---         |
|`bndruns`                       | Can contain `bndrun` child elements naming a bndrun file defining a runtime and tests to execute against it. You can also specify `include` and `exclude` child elements using Ant-style globs to specify bndrun files. These are relative to the `${project.basedir}` directory. _Defaults to `<include>*.bndrun</include>`._|
|`resolve`                       | Whether to resolve the `-runbundles` required for a valid runtime. _Defaults to `false`._|
|`failOnChanges`                 | Whether to fail the build if any change in the resolved `-runbundles` is discovered. _Defaults to `true`._|
|`reportsDir`                    | The output directory for test reports. A subdirectory of `${bndrun}` will be created for each bndrun file supplied. _Defaults to `${project.build.directory}/test-reports`._|
|`cwd`                           | The current working directory of the test process. A subdirectory of `${bndrun}` will be created for each bndrun file supplied. _Defaults to `${project.build.directory}/test`._|
|`skipTests` OR `maven.test.skip`| Does not execute any tests. Used from the command line via `-D`. _Defaults to `false`._|
|`testingSelect`                 | A file path to a test file, overrides anything else. _Defaults to `${testing.select}`._ Override with property `testing.select`.|
|`testing`                       | A glob expression that is matched against the file name of the listed bndrun files. _Defaults to `${testing}`._ Override with property `testing`.|
|`test`                          | A comma separated list of the fully qualified names of test classes to run. If not set, or empty, then all the test classes listed in the `Test-Classes` manifest header are run. Use a colon (:) to specify a test method to run on the specified test class. Override with property `test`.|
|`bundles`                       | This is the collection of files to use for locating bundles during the bndrun resolution. Can contain `bundle` child elements specifying the path to a bundle. These can be absolute paths. You can also specify `include` and `exclude` child elements using Ant-style globs to specify bundles. These are relative to the `${project.basedir}` directory. _Defaults to dependencies in the scopes specified by the `scopes` property, plus the current artifact (if any and `useMavenDependencies` is `true`)._ |
|`useMavenDependencies`          | If `true`, adds the project's compile and runtime dependencies to the collection of files to use for locating bundles during the bndrun resolution. _Defaults to `true`._|
|`reportOptional`                | If `true`, resolution failure reports (see `resolve`) will include optional requirements. _Defaults to `true`._|
|`scopes`                        | Specify from which scopes to collect dependencies. _Defaults to `compile, runtime`._ Override with property `bnd.testing.scopes`.|
|`includeDependencyManagement`   | Include `<dependencyManagement>` when locating bundles during the bndrun resolution. _Defaults to `false`._ Override with property `bnd.testing.include.dependency.management`.|
