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Some fastparquet
-related tests are failing on Python 3.10
#896
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Transferring to fastparquet, but will keep you in the loop @jrbourbeau |
(actually, I can't transfer, will duplicate) |
Just transferred over |
Regression due to #893 @jbrockmendel |
Note that the same tests did pass in fastparequet's CI: e.g. https://github.com/dask/fastparquet/actions/runs/6615631492/job/17968182303#step:6:83 |
This surfaces a bug upstream that i'll work on. Fortunately its easy to work around here. in #893 instead of passing dt64 values pass int64 values to _from_sequence. That will also be more performant. |
? I am puzzled why only this invocation of the same method would need this, but if you say so... |
You are not alone in this. The API design question from ages ago was: "when passing dt64 values and a pd.DatetimeTZDtype to DatetimeIndex (which has the same behavior as _from_sequence here), do we interpret them as wall-times or UTC times?" We eventually landed on wall-times, while i8 values get interpeted as UTC times. wall times need to go through a cython function that converts the to UTC times. It is that cython function that is raising. |
Dask CI continues to fail during this period. Should we xfail these tests in the meantime? |
I believe a new |
I've seen
with tracebacks like this
showing up this morning on multiple PRs. See this CI build for full details.
Note all the errors involve
fastparquet
, which had a release yesterday. @martindurant any idea what might be happening here?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: