Nothing has worked for a while. :) The last round of XSLT changes broke the tests a few weeks ago. Laura has focused on getting CachingTest working first, following all our other changes, and she'll commit what she's got today. She's close to having a good working example of a test implementation. Once that's up, indeed I think we need to focus now on writing tests, and of course not breaking anything, and make sure we produce something that fundamentally works before tackling corner cases. Sean On 6/26/07, Miguel Garcia <miguel.garcia@fundacionctic.org> wrote: > > Hi > > Latest changes in checker code has broken down command line runner class > (Tester.java). Running checker is unsuccessful and I've tried JUnit > tests too but with all results as errors (I think tests are outdated). > > There is some problem with Saxon DOM, we couldn't run the checker using > Saxon as DOM builder. Disabling Saxon and using java standard DOM we > managed to obtain moki document but actual xslt tests don't provide > results in the expected way by new TestResult and related classes so no > EARL document is built. > > We are going to commit our CSS validation changes even though we think > checker development should be stopped until all exceptions are handled > and fixed. > > Regards, > Miguel > >Received on Tuesday, 26 June 2007 14:53:43 GMT
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