BUG: Array ufunc reduce out tuple#9111
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By mistake, any arguments to ufunc.reduce, ufunc.accumulate, and ufunc.reduceat that were None were removed, rather than just removing the 'out' argument. This is corrected here, with tests added.
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Would it not be easier to wait until #9106 gets merged? |
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This just makes more work. |
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How so? This is the same branch targeted against a different head. If @mhvk pushed a commit to the other PR, it will appear here automatically, and presumably be tested as a backport too |
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Backport of #9106.
This ensures that the normal reduce, accumulate and reduceat methods can deal with getting out as a single-item tuple, which is needed to work with array_ufunc (see #9105). It builds on #9104; can be done together or in sequence.
note: I think I'm right that with my refcounting (not doing anything), but someone who understands this better please check...
Should update to match #9106 as that gets commits pushed.