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Aakollegger
Last edited Apr 18, 2010
Created on Apr 18, 2010

This example visualizes the diff of a Maven POM file that converts a Scala MongoDB driver from a standard JAR to an OSGi bundle. It shows the exact lines added and removed in the `pom.xml`, including the new Maven Bundle Plugin configuration and the added `bundle.symbolicName` and `bundle.namespace` properties. The code uses `git diff` output to highlight changes, relying on the `maven-bundle-plugin` and `Apache Felix` to generate OSGi metadata. The rendering approach is text-based, directly displaying the patch structure without additional visualization libraries.

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