Having a dict with the key "self" does not work

[estyrke]

If a snapshot contains a (possibly nested) dict with a key named "self", snapshottest will crash in the SortedDict constructor with the error TypeError: __init__() got multiple values for argument 'self'. There doesn't seem to be an obvious solution, because whatever name is chosen for the self parameter in SortedDict.__init__, it risks colliding with the incoming dict keys. Calling it something more contrived, like __SortedDict__self__ might mitigate the problem.

Minimal pytest example:

def test_self(snapshot):
    snapshot.assert_match({"self": 1})

[estyrke]

Apparently, the problematic code does not exist in 0.6.0 anymore, so maybe the issue is solved already. It doesn't seem to be available on pypi yet though.

[paulmelnikow]

The latest release is 1.0.0a0 which is on PyPI. Want to give that a try?

[estyrke]

Not sure what I did wrong last time, but indeed, 0.6.0 has fixed this issue, and 1.0.0a0 works as well.