XML Calabash 0.9.3 released

Bug fixes. Lots of bug fixes.

http://xmlcalabash.com/download/

Changes in Calabash 0.9.3

In version 0.9.3, I fixed a number of bugs and improved several aspects of
error reporting.

  * Fixed bug: preserve parameter order in p:www-form-url-encode.

  * Fixed bug: handle comments and PIs correctly in p:string-replace.

  * Fixed bug: handle #all and #default in exclude-inline-prefixes.

  * Fixed bug: catch XPath syntax errors and report the correct error
    code.

  * Fixed bug: detect sequences sent to input ports on atomic steps where
    sequences are not allowed.

  * Fixed bug: return empty string when an unknown system property is
    requested.

  * Enhancement: added support for user-specified default serialization
    options in the configuration file.

  * Enhancement: improved several error messages.

  * Enhancement: made an unbound output port on a top level pipeline a
    warning instead of an error; defaults to /dev/null.

  * Fixed bug: catch XIncludes that include themselves; made sure that the
    underlying causes is correctly reported when xi:fallback fails.

  * Enhancement: improved error messages when processing throws an
    exception; suppress the stack trace unless debugging is enabled.

  * Enhancement: improved the quality of data sent when “phoning
    home”.

  * Fixed bug: pipe bindings in compound steps were sometimes incorrectly
    handled.

  * Fixed bug: make sure a QName without a prefix is always in no
    namespace.

  * Fixed bug: p:uuid was throwing err:XD0060 instead of err:XC0060 when
    an unsupported type was requested.

                                        Be seeing you,
                                          norm

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