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I've used deepdiff to compare some JSON objects, but now I have a new scenario for a new project. I need to compare two special dicts.
Describe the solution you'd like
Generally speaking, the two dicts have the same structure, both converted from the JSON format response of the HTTP request, but one dict has more fields and the other has fewer, only containing key fields. I hope there is a function that can automatically ignore the fields that exist in dict A but not in dict B, and only compare the differences in the fields that exist in both objects.
I read the API documentation and found that currently it seems that only the ignored fields can be manually specified, which is almost unusable for this scenario because there will be a lot of different fields. So is there a plan to support a function that automatically ignores the non-existent fields between the two dicts and only compares the fields that exist?