BUG: concat DatetimeIndex freq depends on input order (GH#64253)#66295
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pd.concatmatters for the resulting.index.freq. #64253doc/source/whatsnew/v3.1.0.rstfilepd.concat(..., axis=1)over objects whose indexes share a non-inferablefrequency (e.g.
CustomBusinessDay) produced a combined index whose.freqdepended on the order of the inputs: a pairwise union can drop the shared
frequency in an intermediate, gappy step, and because
CustomBusinessDaycannot be recovered by
inferred_freqit was never restored even after thefinal union made the index regular again.
The combination path now reattaches the shared frequency when every input shares
a single frequency and the combined index is exactly regular with respect to it
(verified via a
date_rangeequality check), so the result no longer dependson input order. Index values and dtype are never modified; genuinely gappy or
mixed-frequency unions are left with
freq=Noneas before.