unexpected context behaviour

[bitplorer]

Here is a minimal code

def subcontext(*args):
    with div("sub context") as _subcontext:
        _subcontext.add(*args)
    return  _subcontext

with div("context") as context_1:
    subcontext(div("inside subcontext"))

with div("context") as context_2:
    inside_context_and_hello = div("inside context and subcontext")
    subcontext(inside_context_and_hello)

print(context_1)
print(context_2)

expected context_1 output :

<div>
  context
  <div>
    sub context
    <div>
      inside subcontext
    </div>
  </div>
</div>

actual context_1 output:

<div>
  context
  <div>
    inside subcontext
  </div>
  <div>
    sub context
    <div>
      inside subcontext
    </div>
  </div>
</div>

while context_2 actual output is same as expected:

<div>
  context
  <div>
    inside context and subcontext
  </div>
  <div>
    sub context
    <div>
      inside context and subcontext
    </div>
  </div>
</div>

how should context behaviour be changed ?

[Knio]

that does seem weird. what is _hello on line 4?

[Knio]

case 1 is fixed.
case 2 i do not believe should have different behaviour than case 1. if you want a node to be added twice, it should be explicit with .add() in both places

[bitplorer]

Thanks !

[Knio]

published 2.8.0