[*.py] Upgrade to latest version of pandas; Python 2/3 compatibility #664
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fixed broken qplot label
added plot limits to qplot + style
…rint_function` for Python 2/3 print compatibility; [.gitignore] Ignore .idea (JetBrains)
…s.lib import Timestamp`
… `fill_levels` now set correctly for new Pandas
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@whyboris can we merge this change into master, so that we dont have the pandas issues anymore? |
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@glamp could we please merge this to master ? 🙇 |
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I wish I could merge this in but I don't have permissions. @glamp - could you? 🙇♂️ |
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Can we please merge this? I want to use ggplot.... |
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Others are maintaining proper forks, not just one with a little bugfix (like the https://github.com/has2k1/plotnine mentioned here pandas-dev/pandas#31087). Anyway, you can use this one with: |
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