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on 32bit -- Series is int64 but cut produces int32 series #14866
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hmm, this should always be |
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re new tests: yeap -- trying to build current master thus version is |
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yeah for some reason our git describe is off, not really sure why |
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normally things like this would show up on windows, but this is ok there. |
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so what should we do about this one? on my end I know only asmuch as do astype in the test to workaround ;) |
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@yarikoptic if you want to debug and see where the 32bit is coming from, great. we don't test on 32-bit systems any longer. |
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BF: define expected Series of correct for arch (eg i386) int #15044
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yarikoptic commentedDec 12, 2016
Code Sample, a copy-pastable example if possible
failing on 32bit test
Problem description
orig: https://buildd.debian.org/status/fetch.php?pkg=pandas&arch=i386&ver=0.19.1%2Bgit174-g81a2f79-1&stamp=1481436461 (still don't know about "bad argument to internal function" -- can't replicate locally, so ignore for this one):
so I guess if Series should use int64 regardless of underlying architecture default type, then cut should also produce int64, I guess.... or should Series have arch-default int??