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I think that it's simplest to run all the tests in the CI. I feel like this mitigates potential issues

I'm not super familiar with that file. It looks like mostly @ronawho and a bit of @hokiegeek2 who wrote that stuff, I default to their opinion on this

Hopefully adding `randtest` will provide a bit more insight to whether `randint` is actually random, because the probability calculations in #1672 seem to indicate that's not the case

@kellyjoy15, this got a bit long so TL;DR - workaround for the meantime ```python >>> a = ak.array([True, False, True,True]) >>> g = ak.GroupBy(a) >>> g.count() (array([False True]), array([1 3]))...

it's worth noting that what you expected to happen is totally reasonable, as that's how it's handled in pandas. We should probably update `Series` to automatically make the index if...

I think this is a great idea! I know `coverage.py` is used by `black` from the [coverage github](https://github.com/nedbat/coveragepy) > It uses the code analysis tools and tracing hooks provided in...

@bmcdonald3 is the "Writing with Snappy/RLE" requirement satisfied by https://github.com/Bears-R-Us/arkouda/pull/1104

I wanted to link [this PR](https://github.com/Bears-R-Us/arkouda/pull/830) where we first added `SegString` as a standalone object in chapel (vs two pdarrays that we logically treated as related) I'm not sure how...

I think most of the edge cases can be handled by using the chapel `sqrt` function, so that might be worth looking into a bit

I think this is a good idea and definitely necessary to move segarray to the server as it stands today. I also want to link #1737 which is moving categorical...