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bpo-35540 dataclasses.asdict support defaultdict fields #32056
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dataclasses.asdict breaks when there are `defaultdict`s in the dataclass attributes because it assumes `defaultdict` and `dict` are the same thing, but in reality `defaultdict` takes a default_factory as the first argument in its constructor. This change adds support for defaultdict fields.
Could you add a test please? |
I just added a test for this |
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Tests ok on Fedora.
Ref to bugs.python.org/issue35540 is not future proof, assume will be turned off at some time.
* main: bpo-35540 dataclasses.asdict now supports defaultdict fields (pythongh-32056) pythonGH-91052: Add C API for watching dictionaries (pythonGH-31787) bpo-38693: Use f-strings instead of str.format() within importlib (python#17058)
Does this merge fix the issue yet cause it still throws error in Python 3.11 |
This was merged in 3.12 and not backported to 3.11 |
https://bugs.python.org/issue35540
dataclasses.asdict breaks when there are
defaultdict
s in the dataclass attributes because it assumesdefaultdict
anddict
are the same thing, but in realitydefaultdict
takes a default_factory as the first argument in its constructor.Since
dataclasses.asdict
already supportsNamedTuples
, I think its fair thatdefaultdict
, which is also in the standard library, does not breakdataclasses
.Test:
https://bugs.python.org/issue35540