TST: skips in extension.test_categorical #39062
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Is this change related? (I wouldn't know if an xfail is more appropriate here than a skip)
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Related to #38904 that this PR is trying to close, but not to the other skip/xfail in this PR. Will split off into a separate PR if desired.
This test is doing op(Series, const) expecting it to raise, where Series consists of and const is a string. There is no rmod in the python library operator, and so the test is instead doing lambda x, y: mod(const, Series) . This doesn't raise.
This is always expected to "fail" (meaning not raise), and I think we'd want to know if it didn't. This is why I went with xfail over skip here.
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cc @simonjayhawkins
For the searchsorted test, the categorical data starts off ordered as "C" < "A" < "B" but then gets reordered in the test by these lines:
so the ordering becomes "A" < "B" < "C". This causes failure when "C" is said to be inserted at index 3 (new order) to preserve order rather than the expected 0 (original order).