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Return NaN when a rolling window is longer than the series - #846
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ci fails ... which is a requirement for obvious reasons.
Your tests are also kindof lacking some quite likely edge-cases - you'll want a test for len==window (essentially the "off by 1" regression test).
Ruff PLR1730 rejected the negative-count branch, which also failed the distribution build. Clamp the window count with max, import the public qtpylib helpers in tests, and lock the len == window off-by-one case. Co-authored-by: xvruipeng-cyber <xvruipeng-cyber@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fixes #464
numpy_rolling_windowbuilt a negative shape when the input was shorter thanwindow, so indicators such as the awesome oscillator crashed instead of warming up. Upstream qtpylib is archived, and this copy is now the onetechnical.qtpylibexports.A short series now produces an empty window. The rolling reducer leaves the result as NaN, including the
len(calculated) == 0case whereseries[-0:]would otherwise replace the whole array. A complete window is unchanged.Test plan
pytest tests/test_rolling_window.py(4 passed)Made with Cursor