Joaquín Mª López Muñoz writes:
Martin Wille ha escrito:
Joaquín Mª López Muñoz wrote:
Regression tests for Linux are updating OK every day, but the advanced developer and user reports seem to be stuck at Jul 5th.
The problem is a parse error produces by xsltproc while parsing test_results.xml in order to build extended_test_results.xml:
# Merging with expected results... # xsltproc -o /boost/head-regression/results/cs-Linux/extended_test_results.xml --param expected_results_file "'/boost/head-regression/etc/result-release-1_31_0.xml'" --param failures_markup_file "'/boost/head-regression/boost/status/explicit-failures-markup.xml'" "/boost/head-regression/boost/tools/regression/xsl_reports/xsl/add_expected_results.xsl" "/boost/head-regression/results/test_results.xml" /boost/head-regression/results/test_results.xml:4627: parser error : internal error pp(380): error in "trim_test": test bcs1 == LITERAL( "abcd" ) failed [L? ??? ?T?
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I've inspected the problem and seems to me that test_results.xml has been fed unicode-like characters, which results in null bytes being inserted and the XML parser complaining.
These are not unicode, they are just random memory content. Otherwise, you are right, some of them slipped through escaping code and confused the XSLT processor. Thanks for looking at it! -- Aleksey Gurtovoy MetaCommunications Engineering