InMemoryBackingStore infinite loop

Describe the bug

The InMemoryBackingStore class is experiencing an infinite loop when setting values. This occurs because the set method subscribes a lambda function that calls set again, which in turn triggers the subscription callback, causing set to be called repeatedly.

        if isinstance(value, list):
            # if its a collection, subscribe to the collection's item BackingStores and use
            # the events to flag the collection property is "dirty"
            for item in value:
                if isinstance(item, BackedModel) and item.backing_store:
                    item.backing_store.is_initialization_completed = True
                    item.backing_store.subscribe(
                        lambda prop_key, old_val, new_val: self.set(key, value)
                    )

        self.__store[key] = value_to_add
        for sub in list(self.__subscriptions):
            self.__subscriptions[sub](key, old_value, value_to_add)

Because you're invoking the subscription which is calling set which is invoking the subscription.

Expected behavior

The set method should store the value and notify subscribers without causing an infinite loop.

How to reproduce

1. Create an instance of InMemoryBackingStore.
2. Set a value that is a BackedModel or a list containing BackedModel instances.
3. The set method subscribes a lambda function that calls set again.
4. The subscription callback is triggered, causing set to be called repeatedly.

SDK Version

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Latest version known to work for scenario above?

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Known Workarounds

Awful, but until an update, unsubscribing and re-subscribing around problematic code.

subscription_ids = []

# Collect all backing stores and sub ids as to not modify while iterating
for role in app.app_roles:
    if isinstance(role, BackedModel) and role.backing_store:
        for (
            sub_id,
            callback,
        ) in role.backing_store._InMemoryBackingStore__subscriptions.items():
            if callback.__name__ == "<lambda>":
                subscription_ids.append((role.backing_store, sub_id))

# Unsubscribe lambdas...
for backing_store, sub_id in subscription_ids:
    backing_store.unsubscribe(sub_id)

# Problematic code
for role in app.app_roles:
    if role.is_enabled != enable:
        role.is_enabled = enable

# Resubscribe lambdas...
for backing_store, sub_id in subscription_ids:
    backing_store.subscribe(
        lambda prop_key, old_val, new_val: role.backing_store.set(
            prop_key, new_val
        ),
        sub_id,
    )

Debug output

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### Configuration

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### Other information

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Commencez par localiser la classe InMemoryBackingStore et inspecter sa méthode set, en particulier l’abonnement ajouté pour les valeurs BackedModel et les listes. Reproduisez le problème avec un BackedModel ou une liste d’instances de BackedModel et suivez les notifications des abonnés. Le travail est considéré comme terminé lorsque la définition de la valeur la stocke et notifie les abonnés sans invoquer set récursivement ni entrer dans une boucle infinie.