Sanchit Bhavsar

@PavelAgurov I am not able to re-produce this. are you using the latest pandasai version. you can check by running, `pip freeze | grep pandasai` and please try to upgrade...

@PavelAgurov As mentioned earlier, due to the conversational flag `conversational=True` the answer returned in a conversational way, so basically you don't get the factual response, but a more "conversational" response...

@PavelAgurov I cannot re-produce it, ``` pandas_ai.run(df_new, prompt='I want to buy a table') Running PandasAI with openai LLM... testing this error openai LLM... Code generated: import pandas as pd #...

Same scenario for the chart example, ``` import pandas as pd ...: ...: from pandasai import PandasAI ...: from pandasai.llm.openai import OpenAI ...: ...: from examples.data.sample_dataframe import dataframe ...: ...:...

I refactored the whitelist check to handle both the pandas & the submodule import

The issue is due to the file separator because on windows, the separator is a backslash `\`, while on Unix-based systems it is a forward slash `/`. I also noticed...

@gventuri added the additional fix for the save chart dir. P.S. the old [PR](https://github.com/gventuri/pandas-ai/pull/214) is closed.

> Okay, unless I misunderstand there are two separate requests here: > > 1. @wqh17101 Display the exact file path of the saved charts for the user. > > 2....

> @sandiemann Yes, I think that's a good idea to create a separate issue about the file path problems on Unix. > > I personally don't like the idea of...

@gventuri please close this since it is related to [issue](https://github.com/gventuri/pandas-ai/issues/230) & [PR](https://github.com/gventuri/pandas-ai/pull/234) which are already released.