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I deliberately supplied an invalid XML file via the CLI. I would expect an error. Moreover, I would expect that I would be able to move or remove the XML file after the error has occured.
Actual Behavior
The file couldn't be moved nor removed. Windows said "file is in use by another process" which turned out to be the Pipeline service. After restarting the Pipeline service the file could be moved and removed.
Steps to Reproduce
Provide a list of steps taken to reproduce the problem.
Take an arbitrary valid DTBook
Change <book> to <bookk>, which makes it invalid because start tag <bookk> is closed by end tag </book>
Use the command line interface (CLI) to process the DTBook file
Details
I suspect a memory problem as well. Since the erronuous file is not released, it is probably kept in memory.
Environment
Operating system: Windows 10 64-bit
DAISY Pipeline 2 version: modules-parent version 1.14.1
Interface: Command Line
Logs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Expected Behavior
I deliberately supplied an invalid XML file via the CLI. I would expect an error. Moreover, I would expect that I would be able to move or remove the XML file after the error has occured.
Actual Behavior
The file couldn't be moved nor removed. Windows said "file is in use by another process" which turned out to be the Pipeline service. After restarting the Pipeline service the file could be moved and removed.
Steps to Reproduce
Provide a list of steps taken to reproduce the problem.
<book>
to<bookk>
, which makes it invalid because start tag<bookk>
is closed by end tag</book>
Details
I suspect a memory problem as well. Since the erronuous file is not released, it is probably kept in memory.
Environment
Logs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: