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Would it be acceptable to change the default value for retain_collection_types to True? This would reduce the likelihood of this issue to appear unexpectedly. It is not a full fix though.
Would it be ok to use tuple as default collection type, when retain_collection_types=False? I would expect this to completely resolve the issue.
As much as I love tuples (and immutable data in general), it seems risky to (essentially) auto-convert lists to tuples. I imagine there's too much code out there that relies on the Python-wide "default" of mutable container types. It would work fine for my use cases, though.
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Would it be acceptable to change the default value for
retain_collection_types
toTrue
? This would reduce the likelihood of this issue to appear unexpectedly. It is not a full fix though.Would it be ok to use
tuple
as default collection type, whenretain_collection_types=False
? I would expect this to completely resolve the issue.Originally posted by @tovrstra in #646 (comment)
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