utility method clean does not work for nested dicts

[martinius74]

Discussed in #382

^{Originally posted by martinius74 February 26, 2024}
I was trying to clean my nested dictionaries from any empty string and collections, but somehow, it only considers the root level.
Nested keys are not cleaned.

Looking into the code, the method is using the keys() method.

def clean(d, strings=True, collections=True):
keys = list(d.keys())

If we would use the keypaths() method, it would be able to find all nested keys as well:

def clean(d, strings=True, collections=True):
keys = d.keypaths()

Would it make sense to change this behaviour?

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[Fabio Caccamo]

@martinius74 nice catch, I agree this should be the default behaviour, thank you for reporting this.

[martinius74]

@martinius74 nice catch, I agree this should be the default behaviour, thank you for reporting this.

Thanks Fabio for picking it up!

[Fabio Caccamo]

@martinius74 you can upgrade to 0.33.2 version.