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There are several places where `deepcopy` is used with `FeedParserDict` instance. It raises KeyError since there is a row `copier = getattr(x, "__deepcopy__", None)` within `copy.deepcopy` function:
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decaz updated
6 years ago
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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Take any exported RSS feed from a WordPress blog (Admin > Tools > Export)
2. Run it through feedparser
3. Try and extract custom WordPress tags (prefixed…
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I'm using feedparser-5.0.1-py2.6 , tried on CentOS and Windows. I'm having
trouble accessing feeds protected by HTTP Basic Auth using the documented "hard
way". This may be related to Issue 267,…
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Hecko there!
The parsing is only happening at a later stage in our system. Prior to that we
are working with the Unicode representation of the feed XML. Unfortunately,
feedparser re-encodes the…
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I'm using feedparser-5.0.1-py2.6 , tried on CentOS and Windows. I'm having
trouble accessing feeds protected by HTTP Basic Auth using the documented "hard
way". This may be related to Issue 267,…
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I'm using feedparser-5.0.1-py2.6 , tried on CentOS and Windows. I'm having
trouble accessing feeds protected by HTTP Basic Auth using the documented "hard
way". This may be related to Issue 267,…
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What steps will reproduce the problem?
import feedparser
f =
feedparser.parse("http://podcastfeeds.nbcnews.com/audio/podcast/MSNBC-NN-NETCAST
-M4V.xml")
f['feed']['tags']
What is the expected ou…
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I just realized freeparser.parse(url) function returns 'bozo'=1 and 'bozo'=True depending on the error type.
I read the "Bozo Detection" section in official documentation and am aware of bozo=1 and b…
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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Run feedparser on XML feed
2. Entry contains:
Something
Article text here
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I have a RSS feed that contains (as far as I can see) correct RFC 822 published date. For some reason feedparser parses the date incorrectly.
Example parsed entry below (see published_parsed and pu…