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Expected behavior
The documentation indicates that the output of merge should preserve the order of the keys in the left data frame. Pandas seems to do that, but in this example cudf seems to reorder the keys in the output.
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If the cuDF documentation says the order is preserved, that's definitely not correct and should be remedied immediately. @ChuckHastings can you point to the docs that say order is preserved in cuDF?
Describe the bug
Order of elements in merge output is supposed to match original order (according to documentation).
Steps/Code to reproduce bug
Python example:
Generates the following output:
Expected behavior
The documentation indicates that the output of merge should preserve the order of the keys in the left data frame. Pandas seems to do that, but in this example cudf seems to reorder the keys in the output.
Environment overview (please complete the following information)
docker pull
&docker run
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Additional context
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