Ianna Osborne

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Awkward array should work on big-endian machines

@ikrommyd - thanks for opening an issue!

Conversion to Arrow of a string array with many nulls allocates excessive memory

@blepabyte - Thanks for reporting it! Indeed, this looks inconsistent. I will have a look. Thanks!

User guide: RDataFrame notebook does not finish

> I looked a bit into it and it's pretty weird because it only hangs when generating the documentation. If you use it interactively or in a script it works...

`ak.where` produces different output types and shapes in awkward2 versus awkward1 since PR 3168

@ikrommyd - thank you for reporting it!!

`ak.where` produces different output types and shapes in awkward2 versus awkward1 since PR 3168

@ikrommyd - if we use awkward 2 - is it wrong? We will not be fixing awkward 1. I don’t think we should use it as a reference. Please, check...

Add version inspection methods to `awkward_cpp`

Thanks @jpivarski ! It definitely makes sense.

Difference between `ak.std()` and `np.std()`

I'd say it's not a bug, but a feature request.

ak.any with keepdims changes layout (with implications for slicing)

@Dominic-Stafford - thanks for bringing it up! In awkward 2, the boolean indexing behavior has changed to be more NumPy-consistent in spirit - but due to the jagged nature of...

ak.any with keepdims changes layout (with implications for slicing)

@ikrommyd - NumPy requires boolean masks to match the dimensions of the axis being indexed: - x has shape (2,2). - mask has shape (2,1) → does not match axis...

ak.any with keepdims changes layout (with implications for slicing)

@Dominic-Stafford - this is a subtle behavior change between Awkward 1.x and Awkward 2.x. **What’s happening** Example 1: slicing with itself ```python import awkward as ak test_arr = ak.Array([[True]]) test_arr[test_arr]...