CLN: Python 3.4 deprecation of assert_ #7162
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#7131: replace instances of assert_(not b) with assertFalse(b) and some instances of assert_(b) with assertTrue(b). Work-in-progress
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hah wondering if u would see that issue! gr! FYI you can set the env variable PANDAS_TESTING_MODE to deprecate to have it show all of these kind of earnings (it's turned off in the 3.4 build because it makes the output really long) ping in green |
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It's like a Batsignal went on. Good to know about the environment variable; thanks for pointing it out. |
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CLN: Python 3.4 deprecation of assert_
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thanks! I have to add the env variable usage to the wiki |
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#7131: replace some instances of assert_(not b) with assertFalse(b) and some instances of assert_(b) with assertTrue(b). Work-in-progress