Christoph Läubrich

You could take a look at the tycho-buildtimestamp-jgit tests to get an idea how it is done there. Also one could call a build with forced qualifier somehow. > Also,...

@tjwatson the spec says: > The last component of each path in the Service-Component header may use wildcards so that Bundle.findEntries can be used to locate the XML document within...

This was added here: https://github.com/eclipse/tycho/commit/43f0716cae1dde52fe24ade650891b8d6b487be6

if you need a solution **now** you can disable the strict binary include checks in the build, I think I'll simply skip the check if any wildcards are present for...

@tjwatson thanks this leads me on the right track, I think one ultimately could reuse `Storage.listEntryPaths(..)` here and providing for example a `DirBundleFile`. But on further investigate this i came...

As it seems there is not much need in wildcard support, I'll close this for now and we can reopen if there is some more interest/real usecase.

I think the very first step should be to provide an [integration-test](https://github.com/eclipse/tycho/wiki#providing-an-integration-test) to demonstrate the issue.

Whatever suffice here. Without an IT there is no guarantee the feature works in a real run of maven what is what actually counts from my POV...

> I wonder if we could filter out or ignore not matching target-environments automatically so that one does not have to do that manually in a pom.xml? Well that's exactly...

> It is that one has to specify only matching environments in a project-specific pom.xml, for example like it is done in This is not true in general as your...