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@lukemanley@mroeschke looks like test case from #55238 could be extended to different timezones, currently if taking the union of two DatetimeIndex with the same timezone, but different unit, then it results in an UTC timezone.
Expected Behavior
The result should be the higher resolution unit and the original timezone
Installed Versions
python : 3.10.14
pandas : 2.2.2
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Issue Description
@lukemanley @mroeschke looks like test case from #55238 could be extended to different timezones, currently if taking the union of two
DatetimeIndex
with the same timezone, but differentunit
, then it results in an UTC timezone.Expected Behavior
The result should be the higher resolution unit and the original timezone
Installed Versions
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: