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Remove cudf.Scalar from shift/fillna #17922
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Remove cudf.Scalar from shift/fillna #17922
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@@ -761,13 +760,21 @@ def _check_scatter_key_length( | |||
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def _scalar_to_plc_scalar(self, scalar: ScalarLike) -> plc.Scalar: |
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This feels a bit odd as a class method. I feel like a free function that accepts a dtype would be more appropriate, then we could call that with col.dtype
. Scoping-wise this doesn't feel like a Column method. Plus then it would directly mirror pa_scalar_to_plc_scalar
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I guess there is currently a small benefit because we can override this method for decimal columns to get the specialized behavior that we need, but I think that we don't need that any more (see my comment on that class).
isinstance(fill_value, np.datetime64) | ||
and self.time_unit != np.datetime_data(fill_value)[0] | ||
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# TODO: Disallow this cast |
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I feel like a lot of your PRs have had these kinds of comments. Do they all fall into similar buckets? Should we open some issues for tracking?
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def _scalar_to_plc_scalar(self, scalar: ScalarLike) -> plc.Scalar: |
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Now that #17422 is merged I think we can stop special-casing this and see if anything breaks. WDYT? It does mean that decimal conversions in tests will fail if run with an older version of pyarrow, but I think that's an OK tradeoff. We might have to put some conditional xfails into our test suite for the "oldest" test runs.
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Toward #17843
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