CLN: Specialize assert_(np.array_equal(...)) #6387
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Sorry for the inefficiency. I had unknowingly changed working directories, so my grep-fu failed me. Now, from pandas/, the following returns no instances of assert_(np.array_equal(...)), so the work started in #6368 is now completed: grep -nH --recursive -e 'assert_(np.array_equal' . |
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Investigating the Travis issue; tests had passed locally. |
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CLN: Specialize assert_(np.array_equal(...))
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@bwignall that error happens very ocassionaly.....this is fine thanks! lmk when you want to close that issue? |
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Thanks, @jreback. There's still some work to do to get that issue wrapped up, but most of what remains should be pretty straightforward. |
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Work on #6175. This is the third (and final) "half" of the work started in #6368.