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Why do I see more classes in my bundle after upgrading to maven-bundle-plugin 2.0.0?

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Why do I see more classes in my bundle after upgrading to maven-bundle-plugin 2.0.0?

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Before 2.0.0 the maven-bundle-plugin only passed local classes and compile scope dependencies to bnd. This was because the main BundlePlugin mojo used “@requiresDependencyResolution runtime” which asks Maven to only resolve dependencies of compile or runtime scope (the maven-bundle-plugin also explicitly filtered runtime scope dependencies from the classpath passed to bnd). Because bnd only had a fraction of the original classpath used to compile the bundle classes it meant that imported packages weren’t augmented with additional information (such as versions and attributes) available from the complete classpath. In 2.0.0 a conscious decision was made to pass the complete classpath to bnd so it would have the complete set of information used during compilation. To do this the @requiresDependencyResolution setting was changed to “test” so all dependencies will now be resolved. Furthermore only test scope artifacts are now filtered from the final classpath passed to bnd. For most users p

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