BUG: fix date_range inclusive filtering with periods#64788
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When date_range was called with start+periods or end+periods (without the other endpoint), the inclusive parameter failed to filter the unspecified endpoint because Timestamp(None) produced NaT, causing the endpoint comparison to always fail. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
date_rangeignoring theinclusiveparameter when called withstart+periodsorend+periods(without the other endpoint)end(orstart) wasNone,Timestamp(None)producedNaT, so the endpoint comparison always failed and the boundary value was never filtered outstart/endisNonecloses #46331
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start+periodsandend+periodsacross all fourinclusivevalues (both,left,right,neither)date_rangetests continue to pass🤖 Generated with Claude Code