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df = DataFrame({"a": [pd.Timedelta("1 days"), pd.NaT, pd.Timedelta("2 days")]}, dtype=object) df.T.dtypes 0 timedelta64[ns] 1 datetime64[ns] 2 timedelta64[ns] dtype: object
I'd expected this to return object, but this was changed in #26285
The whatsnew looks like the fix was tailored to avoid raising an error, any other motivations?
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I'd expect object too
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Issue Description
I'd expected this to return object, but this was changed in #26285
Expected Behavior
The whatsnew looks like the fix was tailored to avoid raising an error, any other motivations?
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