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ENH: Add axis parameter to add_prefix and add_suffix #48085
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Hi @mroeschke, are there any other changes required (or) should we hold back changes in this API for now ? |
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lgtm, but we need a whatsnew
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cc @mroeschke I think this is ready. If we don't backport, have to change versionadded
IMO I think this is more appropriate for 1.6, so I would be in favor of moving the release notes to |
No preference on my side. @dannyi96 could you move whatsnew and change Versionadded? |
Sure thing @mroeschke @phofl. Will move the notes to 1.6 |
updated the whatsnew. |
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One small comment otherwise LGTM. If you could merge in main once more, that would be great.
done 🙂 |
Thanks @dannyi96, great work! |
* Add axis parameter to add_prefix and add_suffix * Add axis parameter to add_prefix and add_suffix * Added testcases * docstring update * docstring update * updated whatsnew file * updated whatsnew file * updated whatsnew file * review comments * address merge conflixts * address merge conflixts * updated whatsnew * review comments * review comments * review comments
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#47819doc/source/whatsnew/vX.X.X.rst
file if fixing a bug or adding a new feature.