Fix test_mult_norm_call_types on 32-bit systems #30629
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timhoffm
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lib/matplotlib/tests/test_colors.py
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| mn.vmax = (2, 2) | ||
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| vals = np.arange(6).reshape((3,2)) | ||
| vals = np.arange(6, dtype='int64').reshape((3, 2)) |
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I assume what fails is the asserion below
assert no_norm_out[1].dtype == np.dtype('int64')
If so, wouldn't it be slightly better to leave vals as is and change the assert to
assert no_norm_out[1].dtype == vals.dtype
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Yes, fair, that would work as well.
In that case, the default int is also 32-bit, so the test will fail to be equal to `int64`. So instead of the implicit type, use an explicit one.
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In that case, the default int is also 32-bit, so the test will fail to be equal to `int64`. This is similar to matplotlib#30629.
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In that case, the default int is also 32-bit, so the test will fail to be equal to `int64`. This is similar to matplotlib#30629.
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In that case, the default int is also 32-bit, so the test will fail to be equal to `int64`. This is similar to matplotlib#30629.
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In that case, the default int is also 32-bit, so the test will fail to be equal to `int64`. This is similar to matplotlib#30629.
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In that case, the default int is also 32-bit, so the test will fail to be equal to `int64`. This is similar to #30629.
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In that case, the default int is also 32-bit, so the test will fail to be equal to
int64. So instead of the implicit type, use an explicit one.PR checklist