skip reorderClause() for Bundle-NativeCode #7035
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Fixes bndtools#7028 Also added a testcase so that we have this covered. In the future we could look into a better fix if needed, which would require special reorderClause for Bundle-NativeCode, because this header is special and cannot be parsed like normal OSGi headers, as Bundle-NativeCode is the only OSGi header with positional elements (paths) before attributes. Signed-off-by: Christoph Rueger <chrisrueger@gmail.com>
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Closes #7028
The problem was introduced in #6798 and this is a (quick) fix to restore 7.1.0 behavior.
Also added a testcase so that we have this covered. In the future we could look into a better fix if needed (with the help of @gnodet ), which would require special reorderClause for Bundle-NativeCode, because this header is special and cannot be parsed like normal OSGi headers, as Bundle-NativeCode is the only OSGi header with positional elements (paths) before attributes.