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GA has not gotten much care and feeding in quite a while. Biggest problem is it doesn't have really any automatic tests. So if you'd like to debug, pls provide a full-traceback (and debug so that you can show what the various variables are). |
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26858077/pandas-io-ga-not-working-for-me-solved looks like passing as I said above, still interested in better testing/improvements in ga. ping if you are interested. |
Thanks it somehow works. Don't get how and when that got broken. I think the first contribution I could make is at the documentation level. Since there's really not much atm. |
@benoitpointet that would be fantastic actually, open issue is #3508 I would create a new sub-section in remote_data.rst. Put a fully-working example (but in a code-block as the stumbling block here is authentication, so it won't actually work). But run it on your system (and you can simply change the displayed names/pw's before you paste it in). Actual code use would be bonus, e.g. show a snippet of the results). ! |
@benoitpointet actually would be really helpful if you could pull down this branch: #8785 and run it and see if the Warning's disappear (they are from a change in the way Index ops worked in 0.15.0), but never tested in ga, so didn't see them until the SO post. and lmk |
Cannot get io.ga to work since update to 14.1 (using 0.15.0 right now):
TypeError: list indices must be integers, not Index
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