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Title:
Inherited models as fields are reconstructed as base model Β· Issue #265 Β· pydantic/pydantic
Description:
I have a model which has a field of a another base-class model. I want this field to be able to contain any sub-class of this model. But when I assign to this field it gets reconstructed to the base model. from pydantic import BaseModel,...
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      articleBody:I have a model which has a field of a another base-class model. I want this field to be able to contain any sub-class of this model. But when I assign to this field it gets reconstructed to the base model. ```py from pydantic import BaseModel, validator, PyObject, ValidationError, BaseConfig class Foo(BaseModel): a: int class FooSub(Foo): b: str class Container(BaseModel): foo: Foo f = Foo(a=1) c1 = Container(foo=f) # print(f'c1: {c1}') fs = FooSub(a=2, b='hello') c2 = Container(foo=fs) # print(f'c2: {c2}') print(f'fs: {fs} (id: {id(fs)})') print(f'c2.foo: {c2.foo} ({id(c2.foo)})') ``` this prints ``` fs: FooSub a=2 b='hello' (id: 4566162824) c2.foo: Foo a=2 (4566162696) ``` What I want is `c2.foo` to be the `FooSub` instance I created and assigned. How can I achieve this? I have tried using custom validators, but without success.
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      articleBody:I have a model which has a field of a another base-class model. I want this field to be able to contain any sub-class of this model. But when I assign to this field it gets reconstructed to the base model. ```py from pydantic import BaseModel, validator, PyObject, ValidationError, BaseConfig class Foo(BaseModel): a: int class FooSub(Foo): b: str class Container(BaseModel): foo: Foo f = Foo(a=1) c1 = Container(foo=f) # print(f'c1: {c1}') fs = FooSub(a=2, b='hello') c2 = Container(foo=fs) # print(f'c2: {c2}') print(f'fs: {fs} (id: {id(fs)})') print(f'c2.foo: {c2.foo} ({id(c2.foo)})') ``` this prints ``` fs: FooSub a=2 b='hello' (id: 4566162824) c2.foo: Foo a=2 (4566162696) ``` What I want is `c2.foo` to be the `FooSub` instance I created and assigned. How can I achieve this? I have tried using custom validators, but without success.
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