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The latest run of our test cases has highlighted that the current paradigm we use to pass raw HTML from mechanicalsoup to a pandas' DataFrame structure is in the process of being deprecated as of [email protected], and some warnings are now being thrown as a result when using a pandas version >= 2.1.0:
Deprecated since version 2.1.0: Passing html literal strings is deprecated. Wrap literal string/bytes input in io.StringIO/io.BytesIO instead.
While I can't say I'm quite up to speed on what the rationale for this change is, the fix itself should be particularly easy even when considering backwards compatibility for Python versions >= 3.8 for which we currently test compatibility, since io.StringIO has been available in Python core since pre-3.x. Using conference.py:63 as an example, its fixed version would become:
from io import StringIO
# ...
conf_df = pd.read_html(StringIO(str(table)))[0]
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The latest run of our test cases has highlighted that the current paradigm we use to pass raw HTML from
mechanicalsoup
to apandas
'DataFrame
structure is in the process of being deprecated as of[email protected]
, and some warnings are now being thrown as a result when using apandas
version >= 2.1.0:Source
This will necessitate a small change to several lines in the current codebase, namely:
conference.py:63
conference.py:66
conference.py:83
conference.py:110
conference.py:142
conference.py:171
misc.py:31
misc.py:69
misc.py:106
misc.py:135
misc.py:174
misc.py:237
misc.py:266
summary.py:40
summary.py:98
summary.py:156
summary.py:204
summary.py:250
summary.py:349
summary.py:367
summary.py:418
summary.py:434
FanMatch.py:55
team.py:29
team.py:92
While I can't say I'm quite up to speed on what the rationale for this change is, the fix itself should be particularly easy even when considering backwards compatibility for Python versions >= 3.8 for which we currently test compatibility, since
io.StringIO
has been available in Python core since pre-3.x. Usingconference.py:63
as an example, its fixed version would become:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: