Custom class hashes#1540
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The tests pass on my machine, there seems to be an error with sklearn which I can't locate. |
…ng of None and atomic types in hash function. Introduced tree_map and tree_map_with_path for functional operations on nested structures.
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This PR allows to compare user-defined objects as is tested in
test_hashing.py:test_custom_hash. This allows to use joblib's caching functionality with for exampledataclassobjects which hold convenience fields that the user may choose to not compare by and consider these classes equal (for example because of floating-point precision differences that would be detected by hashing, but that the user chooses to be irrelevant).