BUG: Fix getsizeof when using Series(obj) and taking into account GC corrections #52112
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…corrections Calling __sizeof__ to compute the size of an object produces an error, and in general, this method does not take Garbage Collector corrections into account.
…corrections Calling __sizeof__ to compute the size of an object produces an error, and in general, this method does not take Garbage Collector corrections into account.
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mroeschke
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Mar 22, 2023
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Could you put these tests in |
mroeschke
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mroeschke
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Thanks @balexandermunoz |
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Calling sizeof to compute the size of an object produces an error, and in general, this method does not take Garbage Collector corrections into account.
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