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Strip namespaces from attributes?
See original GitHub issueI have likely not RTFM properly, but I cannot see how to specify that namespaces get removed from attributes as well. They appear in the output as:
@http:\long\namespace:attribute_name
I have written a small routine to strip them out afterwards.
(Very useful library, tho’!)
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Is xmltodict.parse(‘xmlstring’, process_namespaces=False, attr_prefix=‘’) what you looking for?
@Hellowlol , your recommendation partially works, but, the attributes still being joined with ns as ns:my_attribute