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[WIP] Make flight recorder imports optional in OSGi manifest
Make jdk.jfr import optional in OSGi manifest
Oct 25, 2025
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The junit-platform-launcher OSGi manifest declares a hard dependency on
jdk.jfr, causing resolution failures on stripped-down JVMs without Flight Recorder support.Changes
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gradle/plugins/common/src/main/kotlin/junitbuild.osgi-conventions.gradle.kts:jdk.jfr;resolution:="optional"to global Import-Package instructionsjdk.jfrfrom-runsystempackages(OSGi resolver configuration)The Flight Recorder feature already gracefully degrades at runtime via
JfrUtils.isJfrAvailable()reflection checks. This change aligns the OSGi metadata with that design.Result
OSGi manifest before:
OSGi manifest after:
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