I agree that this is unexpected. It can be fixed by internally passing
more data into the parser before generating the "end" parse event, i.e.
by waiting for the tail text to end before yielding the element that
owns it.
** Changed in: lxml
Importance: Undecided => Medium
** Changed in: lxml
Status: New => Confirmed
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Missing tail in iterparse
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