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@ -229,7 +229,7 @@ DOM_violation_two_html_root_element = """<!DOCTYPE html>
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("//html[2]/body/p[1]", "First paragraph."),
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("//html[2]/body/p[1]", "Browsers parse this part by fixing it but lxml doesn't and returns two root element node"),
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])
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def test_trips(html_content, xpath, answer):
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def test_broken_DOM_01(html_content, xpath, answer):
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# In normal situation, DOM's root element node is only one. So when DOM violation happens, Exception occurs.
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with pytest.raises(Exception):
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from lxml import etree, html
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@ -250,7 +250,7 @@ def test_trips(html_content, xpath, answer):
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("/html[2]/body/p[1]", "First paragraph."),
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("//html[2]/body/p[1]", "First paragraph."),
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])
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def test_trips(html_content, xpath, answer):
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def test_Broken_DOM_02(html_content, xpath, answer):
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# In normal situation, DOM's root element node is only one. So when DOM violation happens, Exception occurs.
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html_content = html_tools.xpath_filter(xpath, html_content, append_pretty_line_formatting=True)
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assert type(html_content) == str
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