fix: stable fingerprint for closures capturing non-deterministic state#8228
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When a map function is a closure capturing 'self', dill serializes the full object including non-deterministic state (UUIDs, loggers, object IDs). This causes a cache miss on every new class instantiation even when the actual computation is identical. Fix: hash only primitive values from captured objects instead of the full object, so unrelated internal state doesn't affect the fingerprint. Fixes huggingface#7986
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Fixes #7986
When
.map()uses a closure capturingselfwith non-deterministic state(like UUIDs or loggers), the fingerprint changes every run causing cache misses.
Fix: only hash primitive attributes of captured objects instead of the full object.
Added a regression test in
tests/test_fingerprint.py.