12 April 2015.
What’s new: This release fixes two regressions in the v15.3.28 release: A
bug that caused spurious errors for input[type=email], and a dependency
configuration issue that broke gzip handling in the the war release.
Previous “What’s new” notes from the v15.3.28 release: This release drops
all meta[name] checking and adds: improved error messages for
input[type] attribute mismatches; support for checking
object[typemustmatch]; new error message for title elements that only
have whitespace; new useragent request param, to allow you to specify any
arbitrary user-agent string for the checker to use when fetching remote
documents; new nu.validator.messages.limit Java system prop to control
limit on maximum number of messages the checker service will report for a
single doc before stopping with a "Too many messages" fatal error. This
release also adds full support for checking documents at SNI origins &
changes the API/CLI (command-line interface) to emit source extracts +
“hilite” info when you set the --format option to json, xml, xhtml,
or html & fixes regression that caused CLI/API to parse .xhtml docs as
text/html instead of using the XML parser.
More: https://github.com/validator/validator/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#15328
The files in this release provide a portable standalone version of the Nu Html Checker in two different forms: as a Java jar file, and as a Java war file.
Use the jar file either for batch checking of HTML documents from the command line and from other scripts/apps, as documented at http://validator.github.io, or as a self-contained service for browser-based checking of HTML documents over the Web—similar to http://html5.validator.nu/ and http://validator.w3.org/nu/.
Use the war file to deploy the Nu Html Checker through a servlet container such as Tomcat, as documented at https://validator.github.io/validator/#servlet.