DOC: Group optional dependencies by category #39715
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looks fine. can you post a rendered screenshot? |
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@nmay231 thanks, yeah looks good. ping after @jorisvandenbossche suggestions are pushed & green. |
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can you merge master |
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@jreback Merged with master |
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@jreback Updated |
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@jreback Sorry for the misunderstanding. It's fixed now. |
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thanks @nmay231 very nice. https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/dev/ will have the built docs (once CI is done), check that everything renders properly. thanks! |
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This PR splits the Optional Dependencies table into multiple tables one for each category. It should help people compare different options when looking for a specific capability, e.g. "I need to read an Excel file. What are my options?".
The specific grouping felt pretty subjective. If you think of a better way to group them, we can do that instead.