This repository contains the sources and build system for the OpenMath 2 standard. All development on OpenMath 2 and subsequent standards are channelled trough this repository. Previous versions of the OpenMath Standard can be found on the OpenMath Website.
We use the GitHub functionalities to openly and transparently develop the OpenMath Standard.
The main development happens on the master
branch, features and new versions will be carried out on various branches.
The HTML and PDF versions of the standard are automatically built (by travis) from the DocBook source whenever the master
branch is pushed to this repository. They are available as an "editor's draft" on the OpenMath Web Site.
If a commit with message starting with [ci final]
is pushed, then a non-editors draft is built and the website is update in the standard directory (currently standard/om20-2019-07-01
). It will be available as "OpenMath" on the OpenMath Web Site.
If you want to commit without forcing Travis to rebuild, add [ci skip]
to your commit
message.
Normally, we already have an editor's draft for this (see above).
TARGET=om20-2019-07-01
to the release date (it must
match with the subdirectory date on the web site under 1.)[ci final]
and push (see above). The repository is organized as follows:
omstd20.xml
is the main text file of the standard it is in docbook xml*.ocd
, *.cdg
, *.sts
examples of CDs, CD groups, and signatures used in the standard*.rnc
, the normative RelaxNG schemata shown in the standardpng
, images in the standard.travis.yml
, run
, support
, openmath.cls
, and xsl
, the build system. To build it, just run source ./run
on top-level. If you have trang.jar
and
saxon-he.jar
installed (support/install-jars
does that for you), this should build the standard for you.
To make a final draft use ./run final
rather than ./run
.
We use the GitHub functionalities to openly and transparently develop the OpenMath Standard.
We use the GitHub Issue Tracker to discuss open issues with the standard. This ensures that all concerns are dealt with properly and the current state of the discussion is documented. Note that there are a lot of issues left over from a previous discussion, which may still be relevant.
The best way of proposing changes to the standard development is by making a pull request. In a nutshell
The repository was initialised as copy of the original version in the OpenMath SVN repository, specifically www/standard/om20-2004-06-30. It has been updated with a draft version which had been prepared as dropbox om-2017-03-17. All subsequent version history can be found in this directory.
The development history of the OpenMath standard before that time has been retained as part of the repository https://github.com/OpenMath/OMSVN.