BUG giving modulo operator back to Int64Index #12012
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| intidx = Index(range(10)) | ||
| expected = Int64Index([0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1], dtype='int64') | ||
| self.assert_index_equal(intidx % 2, expected) | ||
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you are adding this test in a generic section, so it is not doing what you think. instead define in the Numeric section and use .create_index. As I think this works for more index types.
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You're right, it works for Float64Index as well
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@jreback you were right, this also allows the use of the modulo operator for I've updated the tests and the what's new |
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merged via 4625d4d thanks! |
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Fix issue #9244