[MRG+1] Fix test_label_binarizer on Windows#6333
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Looks like .fill is not very friendly with unicode numpy scalar
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test_label_binarizer should be run now. It is easy to check in AppVeyor because nosetests is run in verbose mode. It will probably take a little bit of time before the AppVeyor build runs given the length of the queue though. |
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+1 once appveyor is green. |
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AppVeyor build completed and you can see test_label_binarizer is run indeed for example here. Just need another +1 now. |
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LGTM |
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Fix #6280. Looks like .fill is not very friendly with unicode numpy scalar on Windows.
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