Maximum allowed pandas version is almost 1 year old
See original GitHub issueHi! 👋
This project requires pandas <= 1.1.5
: https://github.com/Chavithra/degiro-connector/blob/main/pyproject.toml#L26
Is there any particular version of why it needs to be <= 1.1.5? That version is almost 1 year old, and it would be great to bump the requirement to allow newer versions (1.3.x) if there are no known issues.
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@Chavithra great, now it works, thanks!
I was also taking a look myself and I came up with
But your solution looks more elegant.
I also ended up writing a unit test for it on my fork, and
poetry
gave me errors claiming thatpandas
1.3.x requirespython >= 3.7.1
, while the currentpoetry
file has3.7
.If you want to take the unit test, here is my code: https://github.com/Chavithra/degiro-connector/compare/main...fernandobrito:fix-pandas-compatibility?expand=1
Since I’m adding your library as a dependency of my library and installing my library through
pip
, I’m not sure how thepip -U
would work in that case.Great, thanks for the quick action on bumping the
pandas
requirement! I will give it a try this weekend and most likely close this issue. 🙌