ARROW-2651: [Python] Fix datetime C API import for PyPy#14539
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| #ifdef PYPY_VERSION | ||
| #include "datetime.h" | ||
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| #define PyDateTimeAPI ::arrow::py::internal::datetime_api |
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Can we keep indentation consistent?
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| int import_pyarrow() { | ||
| #ifdef PYPY_VERSION | ||
| PyDateTime_IMPORT; |
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Thanks for submitting this. Just two nits.
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I see that CI passed on your fork. Failures here are unrelated. |
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As described in the ARROW-2651 issue, this patch fixes the C datetime module import mechanism for PyPy.
This is related to #2089 which was closed in favor of the JIRA issue.