Stéphane Marks

Corrected snippet to include self... ``` unix_start = (self.start - datetime.datetime(1970, 1, 1)).total_seconds() ```

The Yahoo! API is definitely misleading and, if indeed asking for "closing" history is salted with non closes, that is bad. There is no special identification on the last element...

@dpguthrie Here's another case in the same vein. Run a query for historical prices on a symbol list that includes stocks and mutual funds, even if unintentional, and erroneous results...

I'd think yahooquery should do this kind of work itself. It's particular to yahooquery's internals, and, to my eye, not something you'd want all your users to have to bury...

It was tested on py38. Will work fine for py39.

Please see PR #204

Please see updated PR #206 with slight enhancement that is more correct. Fully tested on our side.

Weirdly, find-font does find Inconsolata ``` (find-font (font-spec :name "Courier")) # ``` ``` (find-font (font-spec :name "Inconsolata")) # ```

Still trying to understand this, to no avail so far, except for one new clue. The latest 29.2 build has the same erroneous font behavior as 29.1. I also tested...

Another clue. Even without specifying ```--font``` on the command line, changing the default font using the ```Options...Set Default Font...``` menu via the Mac-supplied font dialog box does work, but only...