Hi all, I have a question on controlling how Flyte determines an object's hash for caching. We are using a class with the

@dataclass_json @dataclass

decorators and extending

DataClassJsonMixin

@dataclass_json
@dataclass
class Document(DataClassJsonMixin):
    url: str
    id: int
    flag: bool

    def __init__(self, url: str, id: int, flag: bool):
        self.url = url
        self.id = id
        self.flag = flag

and we have a task that takes in a `list[Document]`and has

cache

set to

True

. Currently, as expected, if I run that task on a

Document

and then run it on another

Document

with the same properties, it will read from the cache for the second run of the task. What I'd like to know is: is there any way to specify a different hashing method (e.g., in my case really all I care about is the

url

property -- if the

id

value is different but

url

is still the same, I would like to read from the cache rather than rerunning my task)? I know the ability to set annotations for a specific hashing function are mentioned here, but if I try to add those annotations to this class I get the error

Flytekit does not currently have support for FlyteAnnotations applied to Dataclass.Type

You're looking at v0.3 docs. Here's the latest: https://docs.flyte.org/projects/cookbook/en/latest/auto_examples/development_lifecycle/task_cache.html#caching-of-non-flyte-offloaded-objects. And regarding custom hashing methods, @high-accountant-32689, how should that be implemented?

Ah, thanks, must have gotten to the old docs through google somehow. Curious for the answer on the custom hashing methods!

Understood. We've recently integrated mashumaro, and you don't need to use

dataclass_json

anymore. Here's an example: https://flyte.org/blog/flyte-1-10-monorepo-new-agents-eager-workflows-and-more#mashumaro-to-serializedeserialize-dataclasses

Got it; however, it seems even with this new

mashumaro

DataClassJSONMixin

, I'm still not able to set an annotation for a specific hashing function (so I'm still forced to write my own TypeTransformer if I want to only have my hash take into account some subset of the object's properties)