BUG: Catch TypeError in _is_dtype_type when converting abstract numpy types (#62018) #62030
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…#61781) Replace reference to ``other`` with ``self`` in the generic mask/where docstring template so that the note correctly explains that misaligned index positions are filled based on alignment between `self` and `cond`, not `other` and `cond`. Fixes GH#61781.
DOC: Fix mask/where docstring to align with self and cond (pandas-dev#61781)
… type (pandas-dev#62018) Wrap np.dtype() call in try/except to handle abstract numpy types like np.floating and return condition(type(None)) on TypeError.
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This is a small perf hit that will add up in a ton of places, all for something that we shouldn't expect to work anyway. |
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This prevents
is_signed_integer_dtypeand similar functions from raising on abstract NumPy classes and restores expected behaviour.