Resolve tests failures with elementwise functions towards numpy 2.0 #2590
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…2590) The PR is follow of #2589 to address remaining issue observing on Windows only. There is data type mismatch in result returned for numpy.power, numpy.floor_divide, numpy.fmod, and numpy.remainder for "numpy < 2.1.0". They return int32, but expected int64. Where dpnp behavior is aligned with "numpy >= 2.1.0". 222b50f
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The PR is follow of #2589 to address remaining issue observing on Windows only.
There is data type mismatch in result returned for numpy.power, numpy.floor_divide, numpy.fmod, and numpy.remainder for "numpy < 2.1.0". They return int32, but expected int64.
Where dpnp behavior is aligned with "numpy >= 2.1.0".