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4f1d064521ce3b781f7a6a03c6ec56034232c6b4 BUG: adresses #738 I have added a simple behavior for complex numbers in _maybe_promote. When reindex operations return nan, complex numbers are not cast to objects. A test has been added to test_dataarray.py which validates the behavior. 2016-02-02T17:57:36Z 2016-02-04T21:15:31Z Edward Richards c0018c19c8398285fefe5ce007d76e929a3a4a66 Edward Richards c0018c19c8398285fefe5ce007d76e929a3a4a66 xarray 13221727 nedlrichards 11950875 nedlrichards 11950875

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