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Update dependency lxml to v5 #219

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package Change Age Adoption Passing Confidence
lxml (source, changelog) ^4.9.2 -> ^5.0.0 age adoption passing confidence

Release Notes

lxml/lxml (lxml)

v5.1.0

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Features added

  • Parsing ASCII strings is slightly faster.

Bugs fixed

  • GH#349: The HTML Cleaner() interpreted an accidentally provided string parameter
    for the host_whitelist as list of characters and silently failed to reject any hosts.
    Passing a non-collection is now rejected.

Other changes

  • Support for Python 2.7 and Python versions < 3.6 was removed.

  • The wheel build was migrated to use cibuildwheel.
    Patch by Primož Godec.

v5.0.1

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Bugs fixed

  • LP#2046208: Parsing non-BMP Python Unicode strings could fail on macOS.

  • LP#2044225: When incrementally parsing broken HTML, reporting start events on
    missing structural tags failed and could lead to subsequent exceptions.

  • LP#2045435: Some (not all) issues with stricter C compilers were resolved.

  • The binary wheels in the 5.0.0 release did not validate cleanly (but installed ok).

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v5.0.0

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Features added

  • Character escaping in C14N2 serialisation now uses a single pass over the text
    instead of searching for each unescaped character separately.

  • Early support for Python 3.13a2 was added.

Bugs fixed

  • LP#1976304: The Element.addnext() method previously inserted the new element
    before existing tail text. The tail text of both sibling elements now stays on
    the respective elements.

  • LP#1980767, GH#379: TreeBuilder.close() could fail with a TypeError after
    parsing incorrect input. Original patch by Enrico Minack.

  • Element.itertext(with_tail=False) returned the tail text of comments and
    processing instructions, despite the explicit option.

  • GH#370: A crash with recent libxml2 2.11.x versions was resolved.
    Patch by Michael Schlenker.

  • A compile problem with recent libxml2 2.12.x versions was resolved.

  • The internal exception handling in C callbacks was improved for Cython 3.0.

  • The exception declarations of xmlInputReadCallback, xmlInputCloseCallback,
    xmlOutputWriteCallback and xmlOutputCloseCallback in tree.pxd were
    corrected to prevent running Python code or calling into the C-API with a live
    exception set.

  • GH#385: The long deprecated unittest.m̀akeSuite() function is no longer used.
    Patch by Miro Hrončok.

  • LP#1522052: A file-system specific test is now optional and should no longer fail
    on systems that don't support it.

  • GH#392: Some tests were adapted for libxml2 2.13.
    Patch by Nick Wellnhofer.

  • Contains all fixes from lxml 4.9.4.

Other changes

  • LP#1742885: lxml no longer expands external entities (XXE) by default to prevent
    the security risk of loading arbitrary files and URLs. If this feature is needed,
    it can be enabled in a backwards compatible way by using a parser with the option
    resolve_entities=True. The new default is resolve_entities='internal'.

  • With libxml2 2.10.4 and later (as provided by the lxml 5.0 binary wheels),
    parsing HTML tags with "prefixes" no longer builds a namespace dictionary
    in nsmap but considers the prefix:name string the actual tag name.
    With older libxml2 versions, since 2.9.11, the prefix was removed. Before
    that, the prefix was parsed as XML prefix.

    lxml 5.0 does not try to hide this difference but now changes the ElementPath
    implementation to let element.find("part1:part2") search for the tag
    part1:part2 in documents parsed as HTML, instead of looking only for part2.

  • LP#2024343: The validation of the schema file itself is now optional in the
    ISO-Schematron implementation. This was done because some lxml distributions
    discard the RNG validation schema file due to licensing issues. The validation
    can now always be disabled with Schematron(..., validate_schema=False).
    It is enabled by default if available and disabled otherwise. The module
    constant lxml.isoschematron.schematron_schema_valid_supported can be used
    to detect whether schema file validation is available.

  • Some redundant and long deprecated methods were removed:
    parser.setElementClassLookup(),
    xslt_transform.apply(),
    xpath.evaluate().

  • Some incorrect declarations were removed from python.pxd. In general, this file
    should not be used by external Cython code. Use the C-API declarations provided by
    Cython itself instead.

  • Binary wheels use the library versions libxml2 2.12.3 and libxslt 1.1.39.

  • Built with Cython 3.0.7, updated to follow recent changes in Cython 3.1-dev.


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