use xpyth-parser for parsing xpath #91
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I'm not sure why this wasn't merged earlier |
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Apparently xpyth-parser doesn't handle (some of) the queries we use for MWE. So this requires more work. |
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* updated requirements * redo pip-compile with python 3.8 * fix type warning * trying to fix deployment * explicitly ask for psycopg2 in requirements * About page * use xpyth-parser for parsing xpath (#91) * use xpyth-parser for parsing xpath * added a comment * Revert "use xpyth-parser for parsing xpath (#91)" This reverts commit e4531f4. * update to a newer version of mwe-query with fixes (#95) * updated tree expansion method * allow searching for canonical forms in admin panel --------- Co-authored-by: Sheean Spoel <[email protected]>
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We've been using lxml's XPath parser to validate search queries, but it only supports XPath 1.0
This causes some legal queries to fail validation (see #65)
The xpyth_parser library supports XPath 3.1, which should match BaseX.