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Do we need immutability? If so, what is the best approach to make reducers working with lazy state immutable? Currently we are using ChainMap, which has several drawbacks. Should we consider a 3rd party library for immutable types (and namedtuples)? Or should we allow for impurere reducers? (Generally it's a question of immutable vs. Pythonic...)
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Do we need immutability? If so, what is the best approach to make reducers working with lazy state immutable? Currently we are using ChainMap, which has several drawbacks. Should we consider a 3rd party library for immutable types (and namedtuples)? Or should we allow for impurere reducers? (Generally it's a question of immutable vs. Pythonic...)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: