I've figured out where mine is failing: it's on this bit of antbuilder.xml, which was recently changed by Syd and commented accordingly: <!-- These next 2 are XSLT 1, which will not run in SaxonHE 9.8.0.5, which is what we are currently running. Thus I have used `xsltproc` here. We could, alternatively, update to SaxonHE 9.8.0.7 which hsa re-instated XSLT 1.0 compatability mode. —Syd, 2020-11-28 --> <exec executable="xsltproc" failonerror="true"> <arg line="--output p5odds.included.isosch"/> <arg line="Utilities/iso_dsdl_include.xsl"/> <arg line="p5odds.isosch"/> </exec> The failure looks like this: xsltproc --output p5odds.included.isosch Utilities/iso_dsdl_include.xsl p5odds.isosch runtime error: file Utilities/iso_dsdl_include.xsl line 1433 element value-of xsltApplySequenceConstructor: A potential infinite template recursion was detected. I think this was caused by Syd's commit in November, but I'm wondering if the fact that he didn't see the same error means that we have differing versions of xsltproc on our systems; my desktop and servers are running Ubuntu 20.04, and xsltproc --version gives me: xsltproc --version Using libxml 20910, libxslt 10134 and libexslt 820 xsltproc was compiled against libxml 20910, libxslt 10134 and libexslt 820 libxslt 10134 was compiled against libxml 20910 libexslt 820 was compiled against libxml 20910 Syd, what do you have? Peter, what's running on your server? Cheers, Martin On 2021-02-01 9:49 a.m., Martin Holmes wrote:
Hi all,
If you look at Peter's Jenkins, you'll see that the TEI-P5-Test-dev job appears to succeed (it's green). However, the console log for the latest build (653) shows 14 errors:
https://jenkins.tei-c.org/job/TEIP5-Test-dev/653/parsed_console/
On my Jenkins, the latest build (547) also fails, but differently:
https://jenkins2.tei-c.org/job/TEIP5-Test-dev/547/parsed_console/
I'm going to try to figure out why my build is failing, but I'm even more puzzled by the main Jenkins, which seems to be giving the impression that all is well. Peter, do you know what's happening here? NVDL errors seem to be ignored.
Cheers, Martin
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