Marco Edward Gorelli
Marco Edward Gorelli
If I have a cell with ``` flake8_version = !flake8 --version flake8_version ``` , then this executes fine. However, the equivalent Python representation of it from jupytext is: ``` #...
xref https://github.com/pandas-dev/pandas/pull/47962#issuecomment-1209776265 Currently, the date parsing is done by pandas after `pyarrow` has read the input in - the date parsing should be done by `pyarrow`, and pandas should let...
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The last few exercises from Chapter 9 were missing, so I figured I'd add them in
When running it I get ``` File "", line 6 1 = np.ma.masked_values([18, 18, 16, 13, 9, 6, 4, 4, 4, -999, ^ SyntaxError: cannot assign to literal ``` indeed,...
similar to pre-commit #1702
`black` now has a function `format_cell`, which could be used directly. Would a PR to use this (instead of the current magic handling) be welcome?
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`black` now has a function `format_cell`, which could be used directly. Would a PR to use this (instead of the current magic handling) be welcome?