Replace pandas date_range API with DatetimeIndex in tests#717
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Signed-off-by: Arham Chopra <arham.chopra@cubistsystematic.com>
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Summary
Replaces
pandas.date_range(...)withpandas.DatetimeIndex([...]).as_unit("ns")in two test helpers incsp/tests/adapters/test_parquet.py(test_parquet_writerandtest_arrow_writer).Reason
pandas.date_range(..., freq="1s", tz="UTC")segfaults under pandas 3.0.4 + numpy<2.5 due to apandas._libs.tslibsoffset ABI mismatch — the frequency/offset path is compiled Cython code that crashes when built against an incompatible numpy ABI. The new approach constructs the index directly from explicitdatetimevalues, avoiding the offset code path entirely.Equivalence
The replacement is behaviorally identical to the original:
start_time + 1s … start_time + 10s(10 timestamps).datetime64[ns, UTC]. UTC is preserved becausestart_timeis tz-aware (tzinfo=pytz.utc), and.as_unit("ns")forces nanosecond resolution.Both affected tests pass.