DOC: fix np.unique release notes [skip cirrus] #26369
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Thanks @andyfaff |
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This should have been made against the EDIT: the notes in the branch have already diverged from main. |
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Ouch, sorry, I was wondering about that after merging, but wasn't sure then :/. |
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Not to worry, I can fix it up. |
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Fixes an incorrect link in the numpy2.0 release notes to #25553.
Noticed when the changes introduced in that PR broke a downstream package. Caused a bit of head scratching.
Perhaps the
np.uniquedocstring could do with being amended with a 'changed in 2.0' note, even if the original behaviour was considered a bug. The docstring doesn't indicate that anything was different between 1.26.4 and 2.0, so when my code broke I thought it was a bug introduced into numpy2.