Ticker.basic_info - fast but minimal alternative to info[]
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Remove redundant keys from info[] that are better found elsewhere ; Print instructions if old keys accessed via InfoDictWrapper
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If beta and dividendRate were moved over I could switch to basic_info as well |
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@YieldPilot Moved over from where? |
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Sorry - I meant: I am currently using beta and dividendRate from .info - if those were moved to .basic_info I woul dstop using .info. |
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Draft implementation for #1300 so feedback wanted. See that Issue for discussion of why ...
Ticker.basic_infoprovides fast access to ~25 values ofTicker.info[], e.g. last close price. To encourage users to switch, these keys are removed frominfo. If user is using affected keys, thenyfinancewill print migration instructions eg:dat.info["open"]