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It looks like there's some mutable objects used as default values for some function arguments, e.g. a dictionary literal here.
Chances are that this is unintentional and basically a pitfall that I think every Python programmer has fallen into at some point.
Unless this is intended, we should change the default values for arguments to something non-mutable.
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Package version (if known): 1.0.0
Describe the bug
It looks like there's some mutable objects used as default values for some function arguments, e.g. a dictionary literal here.
Chances are that this is unintentional and basically a pitfall that I think every Python programmer has fallen into at some point.
Unless this is intended, we should change the default values for arguments to something non-mutable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: