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gh-624 : Added index
parameter to to_dict
and added axis
argument to Series.add_suffix(), DataFrame.add_suffix(), Series.add_prefix() and DataFrame.add_prefix()
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Fix as suggested, and investigate failures in mypy
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I think, but I'm not sure, that the changes I suggested will fix your problems. You have to really understand how typing works to debug what is going on. Make the changes incrementally, and test locally.
Yes now I'll try harder in the all upcoming issues |
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Can you also add a set of tests for this, i.e., test index=True
and index=False
with different values of orient
. Test the index
arguments of add_prefix()
and add_suffix()
as well.
When index=False
is not allowed, then just do an assert_type()
test, surrounded by if TYPE_CHECKING_INVALID_USAGE:
with a correct # type: ignore[???] # pyright: ignore[reportGeneralTypeIssues]
Idea here is to make sure that from a typing perspective, we have tested that we are rejecting False
when it is not allowed.
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thanks @ramvikrams
Thanks sir |
assert_type()
to assert the type of any return valueI added the parameters, but just a question do we have to add test in these compatibility changes also