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Add a command to export the module database into a file #468
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...org.eclipse.equinox.console/src/org/eclipse/equinox/console/commands/ExportStateCommand.java
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@tjwatson any concerns here? |
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As no concerns a raised I assume this to be ready to be merged as soon as build finished. |
I need to take a quick look now. |
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Currently if one has a problematic resolver state it is very hard to provide a reproducing test case for analysis. This adds a new command exportFrameworkState that allows to export the module database (optional with its wiring state) into a file that later can be loaded for example in a test case to analyze it further.
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I believe the package and bundle version associated with this change have already had their package versions increased appropriately for this release. LGTM
Thanks for the review! |
Currently if one has a problematic resolver state it is very hard to provide a reproducing test case for analysis.
This adds a new command exportFrameworkState that allows to export the module database (optional with its wiring state) into a file that later can be loaded for example in a test case to analyze it further.