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DEPR: NDFrame.align broadcast_axis, fill_axis keywords #51856
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+1 on deprecating/removing the "advanced" fill options in The |
Agrred method/limit/fill_axis are higher priorities, opend #51968 to deprecated those. If we don't deprecate broadcast_axis, we should fix a) it looks like it will mess up with non-unique columns and b) the annotation is wrong (currently we're ignoring a non-spurious mypy complaint) |
xref #13194 |
On today's call we discussed this and the mood was generally pro-deprecation for broadcast_axis since a) there is a simple "do X instead" and b) we can revert if people complain. Implementing this I'm looking at the one non-test usage in NDFrame._where. The relevant cases have |
broadcast_axis is only used internally in one places in NDFrame._where, and is ignored unless
broadcast_axis == 1 and self.ndim != other.ndim
. It also looks like the code path in which it is used is going to be buggy if there are non-unique columns. I doubt any users are using this. Let's deprecate it.fill_axis has no non-test usages. It looks like it, along with method and limit, are used to do a fillna after the actual alignment.
We are also inconsistenet in what we do with fill_value. In _align_frame we pass fill_value to _reindex_with_indexers and dont pass it to that follow-up fillna. In align_series we do not pass it to reindex_indexer but do pass it to the follow-up fillna. My guess is that we could consistent pass it during the reindex step. Assuming that is the case, we should deprecate the fillna step and associated kwargs and tell users to do the fillna explicitly.
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