only first html() call is rendered

I have two cases where I get unexpected results when running .html()

I am using jspdf v2.1.1

Case1:

const myDoc = new jsPDF();
const options =  {
    x: 10,
    y: 10,
    callback: function (doc) {
        let options2 =  {
            x: 10,
            y: 20,
             callback: function (doc2) {
                 doc2.save();
               }
        };
        doc.html("<i>Test2</i>", options2);
    }
};
myDoc.html("<b>Test1</b>", options);

What I expect here is to see 1 pdf file with two lines: Test1 Test2

But what I get is only 1 line Test1, where did Test2 go?

Case2:

const myDoc1 = new jsPDF();
const options1 =  {
    x: 10,
    y: 10,
     callback: function (doc) {
          doc.save();
       }
};
myDoc1.html("<b>Test1</b>", options1);

const myDoc2 = new jsPDF();
const options2 =  {
    x: 10,
    y: 10,
     callback: function (doc) {
          doc.save();
       }
};
myDoc2.html("<i>Test2</i>", options2);

What I expect here is to see 2 pdf files, one with Test1 and second with Test2. But instead I get one empty file and another file with Test1.

Can someone confirm if they get same behaviour? What is going on?

[KurtGokhan]

I have the same issue and I think it is not related to #3204. Only first call to html is rendered regardless of Y offset. I will try to fix this and provide a PR if I can.

[HackbrettXXX]

I’m currently quite busy, so if I have to implement the fix myself it will probably take weeks if not months. If you or someone else provides a pull request, I will merge and release it in a timely manner.