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DNDarray getitem: corrected split logic when ints in key #732
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Great, thanks for this.
I've fixed the problem for reductions operations in #744.
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@coquelin77 I just realized both #730 fixes (#732 and former #744) must branch off 0.5.x, not off the main branch. We can then release the bug fixes right away without waiting for 0.6.0.
Alright, I think I'm taking this back. The #744 fix already uses some of the 0.6 features and I'm not sure walking the code back to 0.5 state is worth the time. I'll reopen #744 as is and reapprove this one as is as well. |
the master merge cleared the approval from @ClaudiaComito but i dont think that we need to go through it again. i will merge it once the tests run throguh |
Description
Addressed getitem split bug
Issue/s resolved: #730
Changes proposed:
Type of change
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Does this change modify the behaviour of other functions? If so, which?
It might need change things which relied upon the buggy code. however the tests run clean, so hopefully this just wasnt noticed previously.