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PyDateTime_CheckExact is being used as a proxy for isinstance(obj, Timestamp) checks for performance reasons. However, if a subclass of the std datetime lib is being used, these checks are not sufficient to determine if an object is a Timestamp or not. Thus a performant replacement must be found.
I have a working fix, but need to do some more performance testing and add proper test cases. If that goes well, I will submit a PR for this.
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This is a followup to the discussion in #25746.
PyDateTime_CheckExact is being used as a proxy for isinstance(obj, Timestamp) checks for performance reasons. However, if a subclass of the std datetime lib is being used, these checks are not sufficient to determine if an object is a Timestamp or not. Thus a performant replacement must be found.
I have a working fix, but need to do some more performance testing and add proper test cases. If that goes well, I will submit a PR for this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: