python-benedict: our changes to an open source project
A Python dict subclass with key path access and built-in I/O for many formats.
- Language
- Python
- GitHub stars
- 1,606
The change merged into python-benedict
Assigning an object into its own nested descendant no longer ends in a RecursionError.
- Pull request #597merged on 29 September 2026
What it taught us
Structures that can reference themselves need cycle detection in every recursive walk.
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- python-benedictthis page, 1 merged change1,606
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python-benedict among all our changes
Day by day from 5 September 2026 to 11 October 2026. A column is every change merged that day, the accent is the changes in python-benedict.
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1 merged change in python-benedict
Merged on 29 September 2026.
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