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I guess this is to do with the new numpy scalar formatting stuff, but this seems a bit odd - and broke our doctests:
In [5]: str(np.array(1/3.)) Out[5]: ' 0.33333333' In [6]: np.__version__ Out[6]: '1.14.0.dev0+569c591'
Notice the space before the first 0 in the output string. This isn't present with released numpy:
In [3]: str(np.array(1/3.)) Out[3]: '0.333333333333' In [4]: np.__version__ Out[4]: '1.13.1'
Is it intended?
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Yep, 1.14dev is unstable in this regard - there are a bunch of PRs related to this can of worms, none of which have yet been merged.
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I guess this is to do with the new numpy scalar formatting stuff, but this seems a bit odd - and broke our doctests:
Notice the space before the first 0 in the output string. This isn't present with released numpy:
Is it intended?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: