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[Re-opened elsewhere] Allow where()
to work with a Series and other=cudf.NA
#8977
[Re-opened elsewhere] Allow where()
to work with a Series and other=cudf.NA
#8977
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LGTM!
where()
to work with a Series and other=cudf.NA
where()
to work with a Series and other=cudf.NA
Checks failing due to git commit issues, re-opened at #9019. |
Fixes #8969. Duplicate of #8977 - some of the checks are erroring and I'm seeing strange messages about the git commits, so I'm re-opening the PR here to see if that fixes it. Authors: - Sarah Yurick (https://github.com/sarahyurick) Approvers: - Ashwin Srinath (https://github.com/shwina) URL: #9019
Fixes #8969. Currently, the assertion fails when handling a
cudf.NA
versuspd.NA
because the column's dtypes are different; Pandas makes it an object where as we make it a float64/int64.Update: I just use
check_dtype=False
in theassert_eq()
function.