Problem with comparing lists, with an boolean as element

[fi-do]

Hey guys,

thanks for this usefull library.
I got some problems when I compare two list. Each of them has one boolean as element. Using DeepDiff with ignore_order=False works like a charm. But forced with ignore_order=True doesn't work anymore.

Code to reproduce:

from deepdiff import DeepDiff

a = [True]
b = [False]

print(DeepDiff(a, b, ignore_order=True))

Expected results:

{'values_changed': {'root[0]': {'new_value': False, 'old_value': True}}}

Real results:

Can not produce a hash for root.Not counting this object.
 'True is not one of the hashed items.'
Can not produce a hash for root.Not counting this object.
 'False is not one of the hashed items.'
{}

I need the ignore_order to be true, for other objects.
deepdiff 4.0.7, Python 3.6.9, Ubuntu 18.04

[fi-do]

 item_hash = hashes_all[item]
except Exception as e:  # pragma: no cover
  logger.error("Can not produce a hash for %s."
                       "Not counting this object.\n %s" %
                      (level.path(), e))

After some little trial and error, I got some findings in context with the problem. Interesting part is in file diff.py, line 479. The value of "item" is an element(type bool) of the list. But the dictionary hashes_all contains "only" an object of type "BoolObj".
With a different kind of types(e.g strings), these two objetcs "matches". It looks like the object needs to be converted from the "BoolObj" type back to the "bool" type.
I'm still relatively new to programming. But I try to stay tuned to the understanding of the program.

[seperman]

Hi @fi-do
Thanks for reporting this bug. I'm working on a patch.

[seperman]

This issue is addressed in #173
DeepDiff 4.2.0