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BUG: GH11880 where __contains__ fails in unpacked DataFrame with object cols #12013
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try: | ||
import blosc | ||
except ImportError: | ||
_BLOSC_INSTALLED = False |
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can u do this for zlib
as well
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zlib
is in the standard library
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I know, but it doesn't actually have to build with python (e.g if you build it yourself).
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Oh I see
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not a big deal, really just for consistency (say we add more compressors)
can you add a simplified version of the test in #11880 (better than the check on the readability of the internals, but if you can't make a better test, use that) |
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BUG: GH11880 where __contains__ fails in unpacked DataFrame with object cols
thanks! |
closes #11880