Re: XSpec and XSL Resting I'll

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On Fri, Jul 26, 2019, 4:48 PM Edward Porter edward.porter@xxxxxxx <
xsl-list-service@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Therebs been some renewed interest in the possibility of unit testing in
> my organization, and some folks have brought up XSpec as a possible avenue
> towards more robust testing during development. We leverage a fairly large
> number of Java extensions, our pipeline is all Java, and webve extended
> Saxon a fair bit as well. For these reasons, I am having a hard time
> envisioning how to integrate XSpec. We already have quite a large array of
> regression tests and a good testing team, but the concept of catching
> regressions during development is appealing.
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> What are you all doing these days for testing? Are there large scale
> implementations of XSpec in the wild with complex pipelines? I canbt find
> too many examples on the net. I found a brief discussion of this topic
> several years ago on this listserv, but I wondered if there were any
> developments/good experiences since then.
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> Thanks in advance!
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> -Edward
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