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DOC: dtype.char attribute erroneously links to numpy.char #28470
When you submit a PR, link back to this issue with fixes #28470. We don't try to prevent duplicate work. For trivial PRs like this, the negotiations to determine who is going to do the work is not worth it, and for more complicated PRs it is usually clear which of the core developers will work on it.
The link is generated by sphinx. I am not sure why it is pointing to the wrong place. This problem will go away once we remove the soon-to-be-deprecated np.char documentation.
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SaraInCode commentedon Mar 10, 2025
take
ngoldbaum commentedon Mar 10, 2025
@SaraInCode we don't claim issues in this repository, no need to do that.
SaraInCode commentedon Mar 11, 2025
@ngoldbaum I couldn't assign the issue to me, so just mentioned thatI'll be working on it to avoid duplicity. How usually its done here?
mattip commentedon Mar 11, 2025
When you submit a PR, link back to this issue with
fixes #28470. We don't try to prevent duplicate work. For trivial PRs like this, the negotiations to determine who is going to do the work is not worth it, and for more complicated PRs it is usually clear which of the core developers will work on it.SaraInCode commentedon Mar 11, 2025
Got it! I'll link this PR to issue
#28470when I submit it. Thanks for the clarification!mattip commentedon Jan 15, 2026
The link is generated by sphinx. I am not sure why it is pointing to the wrong place. This problem will go away once we remove the soon-to-be-deprecated np.char documentation.
IonDragos2003 commentedon Sep 17, 2026
Hey! Will take a look at this if no one else taken it. Thank you!
ikrommyd commentedon Sep 19, 2026
This is very likely fixed in the latest numpydoc release due to numpy/numpydoc#706
Try it out.