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is it possible to just ignore pandas/core/strings/accessor.py instead / in-addition to?
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as in, ignore the whole file? Yes, that's easily done with
in
.pre-commit-config.yaml
, it's just not clear to me why that would be preferrableThere was a problem hiding this comment.
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to avoid the fragility of 'fo'
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@jreback an alternative would be to change the example to use
'nox'
instead of'fox'
- which isn't a real animal, but at least thenno
is a real word and we avoid having to ignore an entire file, does that seem OK?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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i would rather just ignore that example if we can. it IS pretty fragile. its not likely to change much in the future though, so i suppose if you can't ignore that line then just changing the example is prob ok.
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OK if we use
dog
then there's no failures and we can use a real animal 🎉The original PR changed the example actually, before I asked them to change (sorry @chinggg !) so I've added a commit for them - look good now?
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Yeah! Thanks @MarcoGorelli , it looks good to me.