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Bump build/metaschema-xslt from `04a4a4c` to `b63b373`
Bumps build/metaschema-xslt from 04a4a4c to b63b373.
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b63b373Testing and repairs including JSON Schema generation enhancements (#119)- See full diff in compare view
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The test suite will work with the script in the new location: nothing in the test suite needs to be changed. Changing the OSCAL Makefile to point to the generic xspec.sh in its new location is all that is called for.
An alternative, of course, is to include the XSpec repository directly as a submodule in OSCAL, instead of using the copy that comes with xslt3-functions. This is arguably the ‘correct’ solution since OSCAL needs XSpec for testing XSpec, not metaschema-xslt. This would permit you in the future to rip out metaschema-xslt without breaking the XSpec for any XSLT you have.
The XSpec repository is here: https://github.com/xspec/xspec
If you run into problems configuring this either way, let us know. It’s a straight-up XSpec configuration, nothing fancy.
(This regards the XSpec that is run under OSCAL, testing the profile resolution XSLT plus others such as @nikitawootten-nist entity-expander patcher, not the many XSpecs that are run under metaschema-xslt.)
Dependabot couldn't find the submodule /. Because of this, Dependabot cannot update this pull request.
Looks like build/metaschema-xslt is no longer a dependency, so this is no longer needed.