FIX: timeseries asfreq would drop the name of the index, closes #9854 #9884
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merged via 39fa180 thanks! |
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it seems that it is open discussion whether reindex should preserve the name of the index.
(Towards the end of #6552)
My proposal for now is to set the name of the new index created by the asfreq function.