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Add support for unique
groupby aggregation
#7726
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# ([], []), # error? |
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libcudf raises here, but maybe we should early-return anyway. Looking into this.
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Same issue as #7611. Likely should handle in a separate fix.
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Should we add a catch in the Python side temporarily to at least raise a nice NotImplementedError
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Fixed. Another instance of us catching the libcudf error string..
Wait, is this the same as #7664? Or does it have any overlapping work with that PR? |
This is different. That PR is enabling elementwise |
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@gpucibot merge |
Rerun tests. |
Adds support for
SeriesGroupBy.unique()
. Also adds support forDataFrameGroupBy.unique()
but that's not tested, as Pandas doesn't support it (yet?).Resolves #2973