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I realize that the comment on the XmlData.text override might be confusing referring to value only, but in the context of XmlData and its subclasses XmlText and XmlCDATA it makes sense.
In the general case, and I assume that is what matters for your example, the documentation from XmlNode applies:
value returns the value of the node itself, or null,
innerText returns the concatenated text of the node and its descendants, and
text is deprecated, but behaves like innerText and delegates to it.
So probably you want to use innerText instead? Though, not sure what the problem exactly is without a minimally reproducible example?
You recommend using the value property of an element, but this property remains empty.
In your example, you use item.findElements('title').firstOrNull?.innerText.
Is this how it's supposed to work? I'm using the https://github.com/OmkarDabade/webfeed_plus plug-in, which no longer works so i supose it work at start.
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