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Related to #79, if a junit-plugin container points to a plugin project, it is added to the list of dependencies. If there are no explicit plugin dependencies defined though, we get the error missing required attribute: [plugins, contentProviderProduct, features]. This seems to restrictive to me, it should be ok to omit explicit dependencies in that case.
For example, this should be a valid configuration, but it is currently considered invalid because org.example.demo.test is only listed as container but not redundantly as plugin dependency.
Related to #79, if a junit-plugin container points to a plugin project, it is added to the list of dependencies. If there are no explicit plugin dependencies defined though, we get the error
missing required attribute: [plugins, contentProviderProduct, features]
. This seems to restrictive to me, it should be ok to omit explicit dependencies in that case.For example, this should be a valid configuration, but it is currently considered invalid because
org.example.demo.test
is only listed as container but not redundantly as plugin dependency.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: