Open lstanden opened 11 years ago
Do you have some sort of stack trace or similar that I can go with? Tests are passing on JRuby on Travis - I'd hope a W3C XML file to be valid.
That was wrong. I don't remember why I'm not testing JRuby but am investigating.
Awesome... I intended to put some more information in there last night, but didn't end up having time to look at it.
I found when I removed the doctype definitions from two different files that I was able to get further, but then it appears I ran into another issue where the SHA checksums didn't match.
I may have fixed the SHA checksums - at least I just pushed a fix because they were failing under different rubies. Still trying to wrap my head around the underlying issue for this one.
Removing the DOCTYPEs still surfaces other issues. Looks like severe problems with XML canonicalization in the Nokogiri Java parts.
I've reported the c14n issue with Nokogiri https://github.com/sparklemotion/nokogiri/issues/808 Judging from the size of their issues queue I'm afraid theres not much hope for a short term fix
It appears the doctype definitions at the top of the following files cause XML validation errors in JRuby: