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fix an issue for real inputs of irfft
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Pull Request Overview
This PR fixes an issue related to the handling of real inputs for the irfft function and improves consistency across tests and workflows. Key changes include:
- Updating test conditions for various scipy versions and adding new tests for irfft data type consistency.
- Modifying implementations in the numpy FFT interface functions to correct conjugation handling.
- Adjusting GitHub workflow commands to update package installation steps.
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mkl_fft/tests/third_party/scipy/test_basic.py | Simplified skip calls and updated version range comments |
mkl_fft/tests/test_fft1d.py | Added new test (test_irfft_dtype) to validate irfft output dtypes |
mkl_fft/interfaces/_numpy_fft.py | Adjusted conjugation in hfft and renamed output variable in ihfft |
CHANGELOG.md | Updated changelog entries for fixed input/output dtype inconsistency |
.github/workflows/conda-package.yml | Modified conda commands for environment creation and package install |
.github/workflows/conda-package-cf.yml | Similar modifications to conda install commands in continuous flow |
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LGTM, a small nit/question below
Co-authored-by: Anton <[email protected]>
resolves #176