DOC: Explicit how 'cond' is updated on 'where' #56286
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@aureliobarbosa kindly link your PR to the GitHub issue |
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@samukweku There is no open issue related to this PR. I found the problem and just tried to fix it directly through a PR because recently I did the same on CPython and there the instructions were clear that if it where very small contribution (typo, link, etc) it wasn't necessary to open an issue. I just added three words to definite a relation explicitly. Should I open a new issue? |
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This PR updates the section notes on
DataFrame.where(cond, other=nan, *, inplace=False, axis=None, level=None)docstring.Currently pandas isn't explicit on who is being updated when
condis misaligned withother. Just made that explicit to avoid confusion.