Add datetime attribute to returned comment reply/post

[alterniti]

I am using v. 2.1.13 currently.

When you post a comment using user.comment_reply() the comment is returned as a comment.Comment object, but it is missing the datetime attribute. Obviously, this can be handled if the issue is known but it would be nice to have that attribute for consistency's sake. I'm pretty sure that this is the same for project.comment_reply() and studio.comment_reply() as well.

TL:DR can you add .datetime to user.comment_reply()'s returned comment.Comment object, thanks :)

[faretek1]

This does not appear to be caused by the implementation of comment_reply, but rather the implementation of post_comment. When looking at the Comment object produced when replying to a comment, I find that the comment.content attribute is improperly set, to

'\n      \n      \n        this is also a test 46\n      \n    </div>\n    <div>\n      <span class="time" title="2025-05-29T16:29:48.091181Z">May 29, 2025</span>\n      \n        \n        \n        <a class=\'reply\' style="display: none;" data-comment-id="380537588" data-parent-thread="380537363" data-commentee-id="58743127" data-control="modal-login">\n            <span>Reply</span>\n        </a>\n        \n      \n    </div>\n    <div data-content="reply-form"></div>\n  </div>\n</div>\n\n\n\n'

This is clearly HTML data, and it looks like it has not been parsed correctly. It contains both the datetime information as well as the comment content, as well as a few other attributes (e.g. comment id) which have already been set correctly.

the content should be this is also a test 46 and the datetime_created should be 2025-05-29T16:29:48.091181Z

[faretek1]

• looks like it's been solved already, although it's probably not on Pypi yet.
• the ' .datetime' attribute already exists, but it's called .datetime_created, although in the commit from @TheCommCraft it has been set, in this specific scenario, to .datetime. I wonder if this is a mistake