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Result of intersect() is a set, not a list
See original GitHub issuePer the API docs, intersect() returns a list; however, in reality, it returns a set. This makes it impossible to store non-hashable types like dicts with insert().
I forked the repo and changed the set to a list, which otherwise works fine, but sometimes the list contains duplicates. I presume the set is intended as a way to work around this, but why is this happening and would it be possible to fix at the source?
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Actually did a mistake, and once I corrected it now, there’s virtually no slowdown, from 0.010 to ca 0.015!
Fixed in new pypi release 1.0.0.