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The list of PDEPs is growing, and we're likely to have a PDEP-10 soon. So far, we list PDEPs at https://pandas.pydata.org/about/roadmap.html, and we started sorting the PDEP list by title in #51656. As the numbers grow to 10, sorting naively by title will make that PDEP-2 > PDEP-10. To keep the list sorted, we have two main options, use a regex to extract the number, convert it to int, and sort by it, or use PDEP-001... in PDEP PR titles so the current sorting comes naturally. Personally I don't have a preference, I guess we can make the sort a bit more complex and make our life easier. But since there is some work on PDEPs, some discussion on moving to another repo... I prefer to ask, in case there are other ideas.
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Hey, I know this still needs discussion but I've put something together that extracts the number from the titles using regex and sorts on that.
I can open a PR for it, and we can discuss if we want to go down this route, if not we can always close it.
My two cents, I think it looks cleaner if we use numbers like 1 as opposed to 001 etc. It also aligns to how PEPs are numbered for Python (https://peps.python.org/pep-0000/), which is nice I guess.
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The list of PDEPs is growing, and we're likely to have a PDEP-10 soon. So far, we list PDEPs at https://pandas.pydata.org/about/roadmap.html, and we started sorting the PDEP list by title in #51656. As the numbers grow to 10, sorting naively by title will make that
PDEP-2 > PDEP-10
. To keep the list sorted, we have two main options, use a regex to extract the number, convert it to int, and sort by it, or usePDEP-001
... in PDEP PR titles so the current sorting comes naturally. Personally I don't have a preference, I guess we can make the sort a bit more complex and make our life easier. But since there is some work on PDEPs, some discussion on moving to another repo... I prefer to ask, in case there are other ideas.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: