Add pandas and polars as dependencies in pyproject.toml #10
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ooh, thanks for noticing Matt! Rather than making them required dependencies, I think I just need to make the imports lazy - you should able to use the pandas standard-compliant methods without having polars installed |
Yes this would be a nice alternative. And/or for pip specifically could make |
MarcoGorelli
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@MarcoGorelli it looks like the test you added in pandas is being skipped because polars is not installed (and it isn't installed with dateframe-api-compat). Feel free to specify a min version as needed.
https://github.com/pandas-dev/pandas/actions/runs/5811935873/job/15756279828