Hello Ralph, It seems the culprit is a CSS rule that was intended for TEI P4. If you place the caret inside the name element, invoke the contextual menu, and choose CSS Inspector , you will get the chance to inspect the CSS rules that match. In it, select the :before tab and you will see a rule like...

Hello, If I understand it correctly, you've created your own TEI schema that allows @target attributes directly on name elements, right? <ref target="listplace.xml#kelso>kelso</ref> points correctly to the entry for Kelso (xml:id=kelso) in the listplace.xml document, stored in the same folder. ...

Hi John, Thank you for all of these details! One thing I haven't tried is to see what would happen if we tried executing an ExecuteCommandLineOperation whose command line invoked gitbash.exe and passed in a Bash expression on the command line. ExecuteCommandLineOperation can't return a value and sto...

Hello, If you already have author actions saved into individual files then you need to put them in one of the 2 places we look for them: 1. {framework_directory}/externalAuthorActions - If there are multiple framework subdirectories inside {framework_directory} , using this path structure will make ...

Hello, For security reasons, if the CSS is not from a safe location, some CSS functions are not executed. Frameworks, for example, are considered safe locations because they either came built-in with Oxygen or the user have installed them himself. What you can do: 1. You can go to Options->Preferenc...

Hello, Just to be sure I understand this correctly, you would want the CC window to present a label, a human friendly text, while inserting the actual, perhaps cryptic, value. Is that correct? The cc_value.xml file doesn't currently offer such a feature. We do have an issue recorded and I will add y...

Hello,, Oxygen version 21.1 comes bundled with DITA-OT 3.3.1 and relies on it for MD conversions. The issue you encountered has been resolved in DITA-OT 3.4: https://github.com/dita-ot/dita-ot/issues/3267 Oxygen 22, for example, comes bundled with DITA-OT 3.4 and doesn't have this issue anymore. As ...

Hello, Thank you for reporting this issue. I've managed to reproduce it myself and I've recorded an issue to see what's going on. It is something related with submodules, because references are resolved correctly in the same repository. When we release a fix, I will post a notice here. Best regards,...

Hello John,

What Oxygen version are you using? In the last release, 22.1, we added the possibility to define actions in their own file. After you put the actions in separate files, you can copy them in every framework directory.

Best regards,
Alex

Hello, We normally intercept the lock related exception and present a message to the user. I will add an issue to investigate. Most likely a pull crashed, somehow. You can discard or, if the user didn't have any local changes, you could run from the command like: git reset -q --hard HEAD To be on th...

Hi Cris,

By the way, if your files are available in the Project view, you can invoke the Show History action on a specific directory. The view will then presents just those commits that changed something in that particular directory. It might help you with the detective work.

Best regards,
Alex

Hi Cris,

A tree mode will make it easier for you to scan the commits and identify one of those offending commits, right? I will add an issue for this. I can't see another place where we could put this action other than the view's toolbar where the Refresh button currently is.

Best regards,
Alex

Hello,

I think this is a global setting, that you are having. You can run that command from anywhere, assuming you have a command line git client. Alternatively, you can manually edit the global configuration file which is located at: Best regards,
Alex

Hi,

I believe the http.sslVerify is disabled and because of that the exception is thrown. You can enable (which is the default mode) it by running:
I will add an issue to investigate and fix this situation on our side.

Best regards,
Alex

Hi Cris, Is it possible to raise the priority of the auto-pull option? It doesn't have to be the default, but my team is complaining quite strongly about having to manually pull. I will raise it again during the next planing. I'm not sure yet how to check if a pull will generate conflicts or not... ...

Hello, The branch combo should activate once you paste an URL to Git repository in the Repository URL field. If that doesn't happen, there's usually a red error label that appears above the buttons, in the dialog. DO you see such a error message? You can also try starting Oxygen from the command lin...

Hello David, I have registered an internal issue to add this support. Thank you for providing hints in this direction. Unfortunately, this is not something that can work without us making changes in the code base. We will let you know as soon as an Oxygen release with this feature becomes available....

Hi Chris,

Both of your requests make perfect sense. I've added internal issues for both of them. The Diff Files application doesn't have an API to disable those actions, so we need to see how we can add such an API, first.

Alex

Hello, You are trying to install the Acrolinx add-on, right? In the Install new add-ons... dialog, you've pasted the URL to the Acrolinx update site. I understand that you are seeing the add-on, you ark it for install, but the exception appears when you press Next. Am I correct, so far? When Next is...

Hello, I think you did everything right... I did a similar scenario, but I used the command line to exclude any Oxygen interference and I run into the same problem. Here is what I did: 1. I created some sample files. The XSPec looks like this: <?xml version="1.1" encoding="UTF-8"...

Hi Chris, Auto-pulling remote non-conflicting commits would be very helpful. Despite repeated requests, many writers still go days between pulls. Our commit graphs have many parallel and intertwining nonsynchronized paths because of this. Debugging commit issues is terrible because of this. I've add...

Hi John, I'm sorry for the inconvenience... Starting with version 22.1 the sequence ) } from within the XPath is considered to be a suffix for the editor variable. This generates a snow ball effect of bad variables parsing. We'll fix it for the next in a maintenance build. As a workaround, you can t...

Hello David,

In the newly release Oxygen 22.1, there is a new operation available, ExecuteValidationScenariosOperation, that will execute one or more validation scenarios. I hope it helps!

Best regards,
Alex

Hi John,

In Oxygen version 22.1, that was released yesterday, the 2 characters that form ending sequence for an editor variable - )} - can have any number of white spaces characters (including newlines) in between.

Best regards,
Alex

Hi Chris, 1. I agree, chances are that, for our audience, initializing the submodules automatically is better. Otherwise, you currently get an empty directory in your file system and you don't know what to do. I've added an issue to add an option for this, with the default being to automatically ini...

Hello, The Markdown to DITA conversion is based on the LwDITA parser for DITA-OT plugin. Oxygen 21.1 comes with a newer version of this plugin which better handles the metadata section. You can check the plugin's Syntax reference , but I, personally, don't see a way to generate othermeta instead of ...

Hi Chris, I haven't encountered this situation, myself. What you describe, might be a line separator issue. You can open one of those files that appear as modified in an Oxygen editor and then go to Tools->Hex Viewer. If you see 0D 0A sequence then it might be something related with the core.autocrl...

Hi Samba,

I'm glad that you found a solution. But that jar should be inside [PLUGIN_DIR]\lib, isn't that right? The plugin should be self contained. When you build the deliverable in your project, this jar should be present inside the deliverable.

Best regards,
Alex

Hi Chris, You can run Git commands from the command line using JGit, but the required files are not bundled inside Oxygen's Git client. For example: - You can download a Self-contained command line executable . On windows, it can be run through CYGWIN: bash.exe jgit.sh status - You can download all ...

Hi,

I wrote a blog post about my experiments with Git client-side hooks and DITA publishing pipelines. In case it helps, here it is: Using Git client-side hooks to run DITA publishing pipelines

Best regards,
Alex