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Hi @aquamatthias,
I tested your code and it does indeed not render c
and d
. What I found however, was that it had nothing to do with Optional
or Union
, but with there being default values. jsons
considers Foo.c
and Foo.d
as class attributes, because c
and d
both actually exist on Foo
and hold a value:
>>> Foo.d
'test'
Therefore they get skipped when strip_class_variables=True
. I'm not so sure what to think of this... technically, jsons
is right, because c
and d
can be accessed on the class. But on a dataclass, it is not unusual to use default values for instance attributes like you do. 🤔
Anyhow, would using strip_attr
be of any help in your case?
jsons.dump(foo, strip_attr=("static",))
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Hey @ramonhagenaars. Thanks for the explanation - I was unaware of the implication with the default value. I think the workaround is possible for cases where the class variables are known upfront. From a pythonic/library point of view, I still think the test above should work - this is what I would expect without thinking about it.
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