I would like to execute a python code block and produce raw results but the replace argument seems to be inactive in this case. For example, if I run 3 times the following code block:

#+name: test_block
#+begin_src python :results output raw replace 
print("Test")
#+end_src

the obtained result is:

#+RESULTS: test_block
Test
Test
Test

And I would expect only one Test line with the replace argument. The code works as expected if I delete the raw argument (but this does not correspond to my needs).

I would like to execute a python code block to produce new headlines (i.e. modify the current org file programmatically). If I produce raw results with a replace argument, the replace argument seems to be inactive in this case. For example, if I run 3 times the following code block:

#+name: test_block
#+begin_src python :results output raw replace 
print("* Test")
#+end_src

the obtained result is:

#+RESULTS: test_block
* Test
* Test
* Test

And I would expect only one * Test line with the replace argument. The code works as expected if I remove the raw argument (but there is a : before the headline (* test) which is not a headline anymore).