Dear Devin: On Tue, 10 Jan 2017, Devin A. Bougie wrote: > bibrecord - create_record() with lxml ... FAIL
This is the most probable source of your problems. The record creation uses lxml parser preferentially, which somehow fail on your system. There are two possibilities: (1) You can debug what is wrong with your lxml setup. E.g. on my v1.2 test box I'm using this version: $ pip freeze | grep lxml lxml==3.1.2 and everything is OK: $ sudo -u www-data python /opt/invenio/lib/python/invenio/bibrecord_unit_tests.py [...] Ran 72 tests in 0.354s OK You should have the same version of `lxml` installed via `requirements.txt`. Perhaps you also have a native OS-packaged lxml version which causes some conflicts? You may want to check and uninstall any conflicting system packages: $ rpm -qa | grep -i lxml (2) You can use a different parser instead of lxml. As I mentioned in my previous email, you can either manipulate the order of CFG_BIBRECORD_PARSERS_AVAILABLE in bibrecord_config.py, or you can simply uninstall lxml, which will force Invenio to fall back to using minidom parser. This one seems to work well on your system: > bibrecord - create_record() with minidom ... ok The downside would be that minidom is the slowest parser available... You can try installing the rxp parser, which I don't see in your output. RXP is the fastest parser available, and it works well on my box: $ sudo -u www-data python /opt/invenio/lib/python/invenio/bibrecord_unit_tests.py 2>&1 | grep create_record bibrecord - create_record() with lxml ... ok bibrecord - create_record() with minidom ... ok bibrecord - create_record() with pyRXP ... ok BTW `rxp` should have been installed on your box via `(sudo) pip install -r requirements.txt` too? Best regards -- Tibor Simko
