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Pandas 1.0.0 Compatibility #287
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+1 same issue
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Just got hit by this issue too, so is the solution to downgrade for now, and then use the release the qgrid that has the update merged above? |
The code edits above worked for me. I am so grateful, since I want to work with the latest pandas and Python 3.7 and not go backward. Can someone please push the edits to the Quantopian Qgrid repository? |
Pandas 1.0.1 had a breaking change for qgrid because core.index was deprecated. This fixes it. For more information see: quantopian#287
I pushed the edits to the Quantopian github repo for this. I need someone to approve it to become part of the master. |
Fixed in #290. Plans for a release? :) |
i have the same error, fixing it please! |
It is already fixed. I posted the fix over the weekend.
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i have the same error, fixing it please!
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Does anyone know when will be the fixed version released so it can be installed through pip? |
Just make the change yourself for your local installation. I posted the
fix earlier.
Quantopian engineers have not yet approved the pull request on the github
repository.
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Does anyone know when will be the fixed version released so it can be
installed through pip?
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I had to downgrade. I hope the fix will release soon. |
Hey all - thanks for all the reports/follow ups here! I'm currently working on a new CI/CD branch (#293) that uncovered some issues with pandas 1.0.1/qgrid. Namely:
Once we fix or work around these issues, we'll cut a new release. |
We've now released a new version. Period columns are still broken, but otherwise it is good to use with pandas 1.0 |
I just tried to install version 1.3.0 of qgrid via conda, but the most recent version in conda-forge seems to be 1.1.1. Is there another way to get 1.3.0 into Jupyter Lab? |
@andreassimon I managed to bypass this by installing pip within the conda environment and just upgrading qgrid with |
I am a beginner, can someone tell me how to make this edit in the local The problem is still there in June |
I confirm this is still present in v.1.3.1 (Manjaro Linux, Pandas 1.0.3, no virtualenv) |
Contra preceding two comments, I had this issue in 1.1.1 but did find it fixed after upgrading to 1.3.1. The issue may be that "stable" anaconda still provides qgrid 1.1.1; you need conda-forge enabled to get 1.3.1. To fix in Navigator:
To fix from command line:
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To follow up on @mkincaid's comment, note you can install qgrid 1.3.1 from the conda-forge channel in one line with:
This does not require you to make conda-forge your default channel for your environment. |
Issue
Environment
conda create -n qgrid_test python=3.7 qgrid pandas
Python packages in conda env:
Jupyterlab extensions:
Runs in
base
environment accesses the environment kernel usingnb_conda_kernels
Description of Issue
Qgrid seems to be incompatible with Pandas 1.0.0.
Reproduction Steps
Notebook Cell:
Output:
Possible solution
From Pandas Release Notes:
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