Hi

While dealing with upgrading graphql-java I encountered a rather bizarre issue 
with bundles. The class ‘AbstractBundleRequestMojo` has a check on line 159 
where it uses a JarFile.getManifest() but that only returns the MANIFEST.MF 
when it is the first entry in the JAR file.

That eventually loads to a problem that graphql-java is not installed during 
the deployment inside a Feature Model.

That said when AEM is started and I have all these unresolved issues regarding 
graphql-java and installation of graphql-java through the OSGi Console does 
indeed install it.

If Felix allows an OSGi bundle to be install with a MANIFEST.MF entry not being 
the first entry why is Sling then requiring it?

Cheers - Andy

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