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Fix 40420: Interpret NaN in clip() as no bound. #40927
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Fix 40420: Interpret NaN in clip() as no bound. #40927
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This causes an issue when working with datetime series (see here: #44785). Since downstream it will try to compare a float to a Timestamp object. There's probably a more robust solution, but a potential quick/easy fix would be to check the dtype here and use an appropriate alternative to np.inf (e.g. pd.Timestamp.max/min).