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Added Block routine manipulation for Numpy #21249
Added Block routine manipulation for Numpy #21249
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Collapses the array into 1 Dimension.
Updated numpy manipulation backend with flatten function.
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Hey, @Nwaamaka-Iduwe , Can you please re check the file that you have deleted here ?
Hi Aryan, I don't understand what you mean? |
@Nwaamaka-Iduwe I have no idea who Aryan Sharma is, let me try and get to the bottom of this 😅 |
Hi, I noticed that a majority of the fails are coming from commits I made on a different patch days ago. I was working on an issue two days ago but was told it doesn't exist on the list and so I had to delete it. I'm not sure why its coming up on this patch too cause I took the code out. Do you have any suggestions? Perhaps I should delete that fork and do a new one to work with. |
hello guys 😊, I am just a new learner trying to contribute and learn from people's PRs. Its just that I looked at commited changes on this PR and files changed I saw the file I am sorry if I caused any inconvenience 😊 |
Hey @AryanSharma21, no worries at all! I'm happy to see you are trying to learn and contribute in a meaningful way. Apologies for my message earlier. It is completely understandable to go through the codebase and have doubts. Perhaps next time, you can make your position clear to the contributor (who might also be new to the open-source contribution world) and avoid any confusion. |
Issue #19845