Many filenames are in English because I created them, and they should be in French. Did a first round of renaming (the simplest ones) and dealt with links and other fallout today; will start tackling the more complicated stuff next week. Also fixed a bug with the eXist app so it now delivers the zipped corpus with the correct content-type.
Contacting more hotels re accommodation.
Received email request from MK to replace Application for Membership pdf on test-site.
Uploaded new PDF to cascade, filed in assets; replaced old pdf with new one; republished page.
Task completed; confirmation email sent to PGL, MK advising task completed.
At the Landscapes Spring Institute all day Saturday and Sunday morning.
The upgrade for Jenkins on teiJenkins was being kept back, and it turned out this was because Ubuntu 14.04 has Java 7 by default. I added a PPA for Java 8, updated the alternatives (sudo update-alternatives --config java) to point to the new one, and was then able to install Java 8. Following that, the Jenkins update went ahead. I elected to keep my existing config for Jenkins rather than overwrite. It needed a reboot for Apache to find Jenkins again.
RE provided new space to double the available drive space; followed my own instructions here to extend the partition. No problems at all.
Debugged, tested and deployed the corpus generation code, with an additional feature which generates separate text corpuses for each genre. New version deployed to eXist. Getting closer...
Added the build target that creates the downloadable zip with a corpus.xml and a primarySource.txt inside, the one being the complete corpus, the other being only the plain-text content of the text of primary source document transcriptions. That now seems to be working OK. In the process I discovered that there are still some issues with missing hashes in the @rendition attributes of <zone> elements in the image markup docs. Ideally I'll fix that in the original source files and then fix any fallout resulting from it in the static build.