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                                            Sep Dehpour

RecursionError with custom objects

@chasel2361 Thanks for posting reproducible code. Is it possible to give me the smallest amount of data that causes the issue? That way I can add it as a unit...

`DeepHash`: Different dataframes get the same hash

Hi @amakelov While we have been supporting Numpy for many years, Pandas data-frames have never been covered. If you have time to add the Pandas support to DeepDiff, that would...

Ignoring order for deeply nested lists of dictionaries.

Hi @explorigin This is going to be tricky. It seems like you want to diff at the `"root['_embedded']['messages']"` level. Then group by `id`. So what happens to the rest of...

Ignoring order for deeply nested lists of dictionaries.

@explorigin Ah, I see. Ok, that makes more sense than what I mentioned above. I'm curious if this is a very common use case or not.

Ignoring order for deeply nested lists of dictionaries.

We now allow `group_by` to take 2 elements. In your case, it needs to take 3. I think we should make `group_by` take arbitrary number of elements.

Please add option to diff xml (for xhtml and svg files)

Hi @Emasoft I have never used the https://github.com/martinblech/xmltodict library. Do you recommend against it because it changes the path of the xml elements?

Error after comparing: Can not produce a hash (type datetime.date doesn't define round method)

Hi @36const Thanks for reporting this bug. I will take a look at it when I have a chance. PRs are always very welcome too!

Documentation on how to consume keys

@brettforbes Thanks for the recommendation. Happy to hear you like DeepDiff!

why exclude_regex_paths dont work with ignore_order

@alisherdev98 Thanks for reporting the bug. Can you give me reproducible code please?

Is there a way to systematically cycle through all corresponding attributes that haven't changed?

Hi @codingbutstillalive This questions comes up from time to time. DeepDiff currently doesn't give you a way to do so. In a nested object, how do you expect the report...