Add documentation linking to sqlalchemy #29373
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Hey - Can you submit updates on the same PR #29363 in the future - means we don’t have to re-review.. |
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Sure. Sorry, didn't know what the correct process was.
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Hey - Can you submit updates on the same PR #29363
<#29363> in the future - means
we don’t have to re-review..
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Yes. Without the continuation it would not render correctly
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In pandas/core/generic.py
<#29373 (comment)>:
> @@ -2646,6 +2646,10 @@ def to_sql(
con : sqlalchemy.engine.Engine or sqlite3.Connection
Using SQLAlchemy makes it possible to use any DB supported by that
library. Legacy support is provided for sqlite3.Connection objects.
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+ Closing the connection is handled by the SQLAlchemy Engine. See `here \
Is this continuation necessary? Don't think we have anywhere else?
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Might be a personal thing but I find the wording here rather confusing. By saying Closing the connection is handled by the SQLAlchemy Engine I got the impression it was done automatically, but that is not the case. Any chance you can clarify or reword that to make it clear that pandas does nothing special here, i.e. the user is responsible for management of the connection?
There was a previous PR #27972 that was pretty close to getting merged if you'd like to take a look
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I'm thinking we do something like this - similar to the other PR:
@WillAyd do you agree? I also got confused by current wording. |
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Yea that sounds like a great idea |
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LGTM (But I’m on mobile so can’t do a doc build to check how this renders). |
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| library. Legacy support is provided for sqlite3.Connection objects. The user | ||
| is responsible for engine disposal and connection closure for the SQLAlchemy | ||
| connectable See `here \ | ||
| <https://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/13/core/connections.html>`_ |
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Not sure if the blank line is necessary
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Content looks good. Can you build locally and just post a screenshot of how it renders to be safe? |
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Thanks @cruzzoe ! |
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…ndexing-1row-df * upstream/master: (185 commits) ENH: add BooleanArray extension array (pandas-dev#29555) DOC: Add link to dev calendar and meeting notes (pandas-dev#29737) ENH: Add built-in function for Styler to format the text displayed for missing values (pandas-dev#29118) DEPR: remove statsmodels/seaborn compat shims (pandas-dev#29822) DEPR: remove Index.summary (pandas-dev#29807) DEPR: passing an int to read_excel use_cols (pandas-dev#29795) STY: fstrings in io.pytables (pandas-dev#29758) BUG: Fix melt with mixed int/str columns (pandas-dev#29792) TST: add test for ffill/bfill for non unique multilevel (pandas-dev#29763) Changed description of parse_dates in read_excel(). (pandas-dev#29796) BUG: pivot_table not returning correct type when margin=True and aggfunc='mean' (pandas-dev#28248) REF: Create _lib/window directory (pandas-dev#29817) Fixed small mistake (pandas-dev#29815) minor cleanups (pandas-dev#29798) DEPR: enforce deprecations in core.internals (pandas-dev#29723) add test for unused level raises KeyError (pandas-dev#29760) Add documentation linking to sqlalchemy (pandas-dev#29373) io/parsers: ensure decimal is str on PythonParser (pandas-dev#29743) Reenabled no-unused-function (pandas-dev#29767) CLN:F-string in pandas/_libs/tslibs/*.pyx (pandas-dev#29775) ... # Conflicts: # pandas/tests/frame/indexing/test_indexing.py
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black pandasgit diff upstream/master -u -- "*.py" | flake8 --diff