[tei-council] automated oxygen update

[Lou Burnard]

All works fine for me, even in French. (Apparently the french for 
"add-on" is ... drumroll ... "add-on")

Obvious I know but when the idiot tutorial on how to set this up is 
written, it should point out that you really have to be online to do it 
-- and that it takes a while to grab and process the zip.

Also that you have to agree to a licence.

And the absence of signature will worry some paranoid people, as well it 
might. Doesn it not mean signed as in "signed certificate"?


On 24/01/13 15:32, Sebastian Rahtz wrote:
> On 24 Jan 2013, at 15:24, James Cummings <James.Cummings at it.ox.ac.uk>
>   wrote:
>
>>
>> Things I notice:
>>
>> a) We should check what version of oxygen this will work with (I
>> think 14.*+ ?)
> correct.
>
>> b) The licence is wrong...it says CC by-sa when it should only by
>> CC by.
> thats taken from COPYING.txt, can you change that?
>
>> c) The add-on isn't 'signed' perhaps we should do that if
>> releasing publicly?
>>
> yes, but signed by who?
>
>> It appears to work though, after restart of oXygen.  At least I
>> got @unit on <biblScope>, which I believe was new, right?
>>
> or if you see <media>
>
>
> I have added the XML file to P5, so anyone can edit it, by the way. If
> we go with it, that means an extra stanza in the Release manual
> (or maybe not, can probably be automated)
>
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