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Reposted from: https://github.com/pydata/pandas/pull/5148/files#r10454189
Currently you get the following behavior because there is not a canonicalized offset name:
In [10]: get_offset("QS-JAN") == get_offset("QS") Out[10]: True In [29]: get_offset("QS-JAN").name == get_offset("QS").name Out[29]: False n [31]: get_offset("QS-JAN") is get_offset("QS") Out[31]: False
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In [35]: get_offset("QS-JAN") == get_offset("QS") Out[35]: True In [36]: get_offset("QS-JAN").name == get_offset("QS").name Out[36]: True In [37]: get_offset("QS-JAN") is get_offset("QS") Out[37]: False
this looks right. These are now new objects, not the same object, so they compare equal, but not identical. see #11192
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Reposted from: https://github.com/pydata/pandas/pull/5148/files#r10454189
Currently you get the following behavior because there is not a canonicalized offset name:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: