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We have a failure in pandas/core/test_downstream.py in our CI, which I guess it's caused by a change in Dask.
The reason is that when creating a Series from a dask dataframe, the object is treated as a dict, since it's a dict-like, but then we check if the object is empty by calling bool() on it, and dask raises. This is the behavior causing the issue:
I personally don't understand this test much, creating a Series from a DataFrame seems a bit odd, what's the expected output, a Series where each element is another Series?
This also seems to be failing when the dataframe is a pandas dataframe instead of a dask one, but we don't seem to have a test to check that it works:
We have a failure in
pandas/core/test_downstream.py
in our CI, which I guess it's caused by a change in Dask.The reason is that when creating a
Series
from a dask dataframe, the object is treated as a dict, since it's a dict-like, but then we check if the object is empty by callingbool()
on it, and dask raises. This is the behavior causing the issue:I personally don't understand this test much, creating a
Series
from aDataFrame
seems a bit odd, what's the expected output, a Series where each element is anotherSeries
?This also seems to be failing when the dataframe is a pandas dataframe instead of a dask one, but we don't seem to have a test to check that it works:
Any objection to just get rid of the test @mroeschke @phofl ?
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