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(Rebase patch on 6.0.2)
If <summary> follows <content>, it should not be overwritten. (This is apparently a regression introduced way back in b06df76)
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This is released as feedparser 6.0.10. Thanks for your work on this! |
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Most notably we can now use upstream feedparser since issue 59 was fixed in feedparser 6.0.10: kurtmckee/feedparser#260
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This fixes #59. It is merely a rebase (with some variable renaming) of @mosasiru's original pull request (PR #60) which was never merged for some reason so that it doesn't conflict with the current develop branch.