Fix: Make Flags.from_dict generic to support all subclasses #261
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This PR addresses a bug in the Flags.from_dict class method where it was hardcoded to return an ObsFlags instance, preventing it from correctly instantiating other subclasses like ActionFlags. The method has been updated to be fully generic. It now uses the class it is called on (cls) for instantiation and filters the input dictionary to only include keys that correspond to the class's fields. This ensures that any subclass of Flags can be correctly created from a dictionary, making the implementation more robust and less error-prone.
Description by Korbit AI
What change is being made?
Make the
Flags.from_dict
method generic to support all subclasses by modifying it to filter dictionary keys based on the subclass's fields and use the class itself instead of a hardcoded subclass for instantiation.Why are these changes being made?
The existing implementation of
Flags.from_dict
was not generic, as it specifically returned anObsFlags
instance, limiting support to that subclass only. By making it generic and utilizing subclass fields dynamically, we ensure compatibility with any subclass, improving code reusability and flexibility.