`parent` and `closest` type discrepancies

[EHadoux]

Hey, is there a reason why parent(selector) returns a Cheerio<Element> and closest(selector) a Cheerio<Node>?
I imagine one would expect closest to be (in theory) a recursive parent.

This prevents (at compilation, without casting) the element to be a selector in functions like nextUntil.

[fb55]

This was a consequence of Cheerio's closest allowing a filter function to be passed (jQuery only allows a selector). I have opened #2057 that restricts a filter function to only elements, which fixes this.

[EHadoux]

Cheers for that. So it still returns a Cheerio<Node>, that's intended, right?
My initial issue is that it looks like I can do:

const stopper = $(selector1).parent(selector2);
$(selector3).nextUntil(stopper)

but not

const stopper = $(selector1).closest(selector2);
$(selector3).nextUntil(stopper)

because nextUntil accepts a Cheerio<Element> (as returned by parent) but not a Cheerio<Node> (as returned by closest). I'm not sure if that's intended or not. Sorry my previous post wasn't clear enough.

[fb55]

The next release will return a Cheerio<Element>.