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Maybe I've met a similar scenario like this closed issue #223 , but there is no solution to that issue.
Were the different environments that caused the difference?
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Seems I was able to get what I need with the .outer_html() method. Although this too bleeds through with some newline characters. Not ideal, but it'll do.
Edit: It worked for one element I was trying to extract, but then when trying to extract the destination element, it didn't work.
If it help those working the issue, I've got a reproducer for something very similar to this at https://github.com/rjsparks/test_pyquery. All tox tests pass on macos on an intel mac. All fail on an m1 pro.
When I first started to learn how to use pyquery on windows10 with python3.9.5 and pyquery1.4.3, the selection results seems weird:
The result was
And when I tried the same codes on colab with python3.7 and pyquery1.4.3, the result seems right:
Maybe I've met a similar scenario like this closed issue #223 , but there is no solution to that issue.
Were the different environments that caused the difference?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: