Hi Emilian,
You're right! After doing some research I found out that the JCraft
dependency isn't working because it's not OSGi compliant!
But I found an alternative JCraft artifact that is repackaged by Apache
especially for OSGi purposes:
https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.apache.servicemix.
> [...] before it was declared as a "Require-Bundle" and now it's under
> "Import-Package":
> And I don't know why yet but NetBeans doesn't seem to like it?!
Well, this is the OSGI layer. I can't find the actual documentation but on this
old wiki I don't see Import-Package mentioned:
http://wiki
After digging some more I found out that this requirement is actually
coming from JGit itself!
And it seems that the com.jcraft.jsch dependency has been changed in JGit
4.5, before it was declared as a "Require-Bundle" and now it's under
"Import-Package":
https://github.com/eclipse/jgit/commit/e2
Hey guys,
Could someone please tell me what could the source of this error (I updated
the Eclipse JGit library to the latest version, fixed the code and rebuilt
NetBeans but now I get this error when starting it):
org.osgi.framework.BundleException: The bundle
"org.eclipse.jgit_4.11.0.20180308074
