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Sorry for re-creating a new issue but it seems that you are not seeing closed ones.
It the #102 issue, the solution proposed is depracted as stated in #33 .
This solution should therefore not be used and it won't be accepted by CI/CD.
For reminder, the solution was the following:
The main point of the solution proposed is the use of the defused.lxml.RestrictedElement , then defused.lxml.XML which are only part of the defused.lxml module.
There should be a non-deprecated way of doing it. If another solution exists that is not deprecated, then I would gladly be informed of it. Otherwise, the solutions are to:
Remove lxml deprecation
Move the necessary to another non-deprecated module
Match the official lxml library's API
Please, don't close this issue right away after responding.
Thank you.
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Hi,
Sorry for re-creating a new issue but it seems that you are not seeing closed ones.
It the #102 issue, the solution proposed is depracted as stated in #33 .
This solution should therefore not be used and it won't be accepted by CI/CD.
For reminder, the solution was the following:
The main point of the solution proposed is the use of the
defused.lxml.RestrictedElement
, thendefused.lxml.XML
which are only part of thedefused.lxml
module.There should be a non-deprecated way of doing it. If another solution exists that is not deprecated, then I would gladly be informed of it. Otherwise, the solutions are to:
lxml
deprecationlxml
library's APIPlease, don't close this issue right away after responding.
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: