[JAX] Use default factory for not sharing mutable default values #1364
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Description
This PR addresses an issue caused by using mutable default values in dataclass fields, which can lead to unexpected behavior. More details are available in the official documentation.
Starting with Python 3.11, an explicit error is raised when mutable values are used as default values in dataclass fields. To resolve this, the default_factory parameter is now used as recommended in the documentation. This approach ensures that new instances of mutable types are created for each dataclass instance, avoiding shared state and related issues.
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Using
default_factory
to set an non-frozen dataclass as the default valueChecklist: