CoW: Set copy=False explicitly internally for Series and DataFrame in io/pytables #52032
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…ternally for Series and DataFrame in io/pytables) (#52049) Backport PR #52032: CoW: Set copy=False explicitly internally for Series and DataFrame in io/pytables Co-authored-by: Patrick Hoefler <[email protected]>
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I didn't check here when setting copy=False earlier
Follow-up on #51834. This keeps copy=False internally where necessary, to avoid unnecessary copies as a side-effect of #51731 (by default copying numpy arrays in the DataFrame constructor) and #52022 (same for Series)