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Priority between keep_only_tags and remove_tags
Hi,
I'm new to the recipe API and I'm trying to write a simple recipe. Suppose that I have an element i want to keep and I add it to keep_only_tags. However, the node is a descendant of some content i want to filter out, which I add to remove_tags. Will the node from keep_only_tags appear in the processed page, or will it be lost while filtering out its parent? I don't see it in the processed page, so I just want to make sure this is intended and I don't have a bug in the code. |
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First the keep only tags are extracted. Then the remove after and remove before tags are processed. Finally the remove tags are processed. So the content you want must first be contained with a keep only tag, and then not excluded via remove after/before and remove directives. The logic is in web/fetch/simple.py in case you want to look at it.
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