@thomasjpfan
Looks like I did not revert those commits from the old PR (#21471).
I created a new branch and saved the changes to the other branch. But, it's not doing what I expected.

@thomasjpfan
I think the issue is I accidentally had pushed changes to my main branch. I created a new branch from main to make changes to just one function, but it brought over those changes I had made to the main branch.

I think the issue is I accidentally had pushed changes to my main branch. I created a new branch from main to make changes to just one function, but it brought over those changes I had made to the main branch.

1. To get your local main branch back in sync with upstream/main:

git checkout main
git fetch upstream/main
git reset --hard upstream/main

2. Since there are no changes to column_or_1d here, I recommend starting over:

git branch -D np_v_column_or_1d
git checkout -b np_v_column_or_1d upstream/main

After updating np_v_column_or_1d force push it to your fork:

git push -u origin -f np_v_column_or_1d