Hi Ken,
Ken Foskey wrote:
compilation error: file ../readme2.xsl line 5 element stylesheet xsl:version is missing: document may not be a stylesheet
This error is not caused by any change on HEAD.
XSL stylesheets indeed must have a version attribute, currently with value "1.0". The readme.xsl doesn't. So this is a bug. But it is not a new bug. It affects only people building a non-standard configuration (xsltproc is used only for --without-java builds). Apparently it even depends on the xsltproc version installed on your system.
Please go ahead and file an issue. But I can't see why such a bug needs to be announced as 'HEAD breakage' on the general dev list.
BTW: The readme.xsl file has other flaws. For example there is an incorrect value for the method attribute in <xsl:output>), which is not fixed in the xsl proper, but instead is corrected only for xsltproc with a questionable sed substitution in the makefile.
Ciao, Joerg
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