fix NA filled by shift(nanotime, fill=NA)#3942
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LGTM. Could file an issue as well that we could close with this? Easier to find it there if anyone else notices the issue before next release |
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Closes #3945, and |
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Closes #3945
Currently
shift(nanotime(1:4))incorrectly fills anumericNArather than aninteger64NAinto the result vector. This is because we incorrectly check that the class is exactlyinteger64, rather than inherited from it, as we do in most other contexts. This PR fixes that, and adds test cases for shift called on nanotimes.