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Summary
This PR updates the
rsort
field definitions insuite2p/detection/stats.py
to replace mutable default values withdefault_factory
. As of Python 3.12,dataclass
enforces that default fields cannot be mutable type, so it is not currently possible to run suite2p in Python 3.12 or newer. Implementing this change ensures compatibility with Python 3.12 and prevents unintended shared state across instances.Changes
Updated
rsort
insuite2p/detection/stats.py
to usedefault_factory = lambda: np.sort(distance_kernel(radius=30).flatten())
instead ofdefault=np.sort(distance_kernel(radius=30).flatten())
.Verified compatibility with Python 3.12, which now enforces stricter checks on mutable defaults. Also verified backward compatibility with Python 3.9. The
default_factor
parameter was introduced in Python 3.7 with thedataclasses
module, so implementation of this pull request will not affect any previous versions of Python that are able to runsuite2p
.Reasoning
Python 3.12 introduced a stricter enforcement of mutable defaults in dataclass fields, raising a
ValueError
when using a mutable default directly. This fix ensures proper instance-level initialization while maintaining the intended behavior.Testing
Verified that the updated implementation runs correctly without
ValueError
in Python 3.12.