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…use Pandas drops Python2 support
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Turns out this does not work with the examples in issue #9, although it works on my case. I'll look into the differnces. |
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Trouble plotting dataframes using
df.length.plot()is reported in issue #9. This is addressed in issue pandas-dev/pandas#25590 and is therefore expected to work at pandas 0.25. I tried using pandas 0.25.0.dev0+323.gd40446044, however, pint-pandas currently usespandas.compat.u()which is removed in pandas 0.25 along with support for Python2. See pandas-dev/pandas#25852. This PR fixes that, allowing plotting when pandas 0.25 is released (unless any conflicting changes takes place in the meantime). Pandas 0.25 is due May 1.