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This isn't a problem with AI.
This is caused by the program that created this PDF file - "Esri ArcGISPro 3.3.0.51315".
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Illustrator does the same, separate strokes from fills.
If you save as PDF with Illustrator editing capabilities you won't see it because you will open the Illustrator part of the PDF.
If you turn the Illustrator editing option off when saving, you will see the separation of fills and strokes.
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Depending on the program that created the PDF, yes this is a possible outcome. To fix, you can remove the PDF stroke and put a stroke on the fill shape. You can also combine the stroke and path into either a compound shape or group to work with them more easily. This depends on what you are trying to accomplish with that shape. If you need more help, please reply with a description of what your end result should be.
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While different PDF creators may draw/create PDF objects differently, the issue I reported seems general and occurs on many PDF files, including those from Adobe apps. As Ton Frederiks pointed out above, it occurs on PDFs created by Illustrator when "Preserve Illustrator Editing Capacibilites" is OFF.
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What I think the result should be is stroke and fill on the same path.
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I think so too, you may want to do a feature request here: