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Originally Posted by Doitsu
That's probably the best solution.
@philja try enabling the clipboard copy function in the JSON file and post the raw EPUBCheck output the next time this happens.
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I was just able to get back to the computer this afternoon. Straight off, running epubcheck plugin with 'usage: true' (setting leftover from yesterday) threw the error.
I then set the clipboard copy to true and tried again. On two different files, it still threw the error but each time, nothing was written to the clipboard. Trying to paste to a text editor just showed that there was nothing in history to paste.
edit: sorry this is my fault. When the plugin runner threw the error notification, I clicked on OK and closed the dialogue. This must have cleared the clipboard (although trying to paste from history indicated "no clipboard data".
I just tried again and this time I left the plugin runner dialogue 'as is' with the error announced and tried to paste to clipboard. I got a packet of stuff this time.
Curiously, the plugin run seems to be listed twice each time finding 62 usages (inline style declarations, an unused CSS decaration, missing lang attributes). At line 68, it announces EPUBcheck completed and then at line 69, EPUBCheck v4.2.4 -- and off we go again.
The difference between the first listing of the 62 usages and the second is that every line of the second listing includes a long PATH to a temp.epub file in the plugin directory :
Here is an example :
line 8: USAGE(ACC-013):OEBPS/Text/chapter.xhtml(12,36): Content file contains at least one inline style declaration.
line 76: USAGE(ACC-013): /home/pnj/.local/share/sigil-ebook/sigil/plugins/EpubCheck/temp.epub/OEBPS/Text/chapter.xhtml(12,36): Content file contains at least one inline style declaration.
These two lines refer to the same usage in the same chapter.
What do you make of this ? I can supply the whole file if you tell me how to attach it in the forum.