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Building the stylesheets

I’ve recently switched the whole build system from ant to gradle. That’s supposed to be a good thing. I’ve also hooked up Travis-CI, so you can see the build process at work.

Running gradle clean dist in the top level should do a complete build. It stores release artifacts in build/distributions. Here are some useful targets:

  • clean – tidies things up

  • dist – builds a distribution, also leaves the xslt/base tree in runnable state

  • testreport – runs the tests and generates a report. Requires DeltaXML :-(

Setting up Travis

If you want to make Travis builds work for your fork, you need to setup four secure environment variables in your .travis.yml.

  • GH_TOKEN – the GitHub token that will allow Travis to publish

  • GIT_NAME – Your name: Jane Doe

  • GIT_EMAIL – Your email: jane.doe@example.com

  • GIT_PUB_REPO – Your repo slug: jane/xslt20-stylesheets

Add those to .travis.yml and send a separate pull request for those changes.