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RLS: 1.1.1 #35489
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@simonjayhawkins i think all of the PR's are merged, except for the excel encoding thing. any issues left @simonjayhawkins ? |
i closed #35764. need to decide what to do there. but no other PRs in progress that I can think of other than the encoding one. was originally planning release end of this week (i'll review the milestone and see if we can bring it forward) |
yeah i think can just push a change to return |
ok. i'll create a 1.1.2 milestone and move the bulk of the open issues across. i'll ought to look into #35460! |
#29442 is milestoned 1.1.1, there is an open PR #35688 without a milestone (and no release note yet). There is ongoing discussion regarding a suitable location for the fix so may not be resolved in next few days. |
#35688 shouldn't block the release. |
agreed |
@TomAugspurger getting failure on pip test. will run conda test next. is this something to be concerned about?
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Mmm you can probably ignore that? As long as it's passing on MacPython/pandas-wheels I think we're OK. |
same test failed on conda
I'll pick this up again tomorrow. |
that test seems to be ok. but seeing some other failures on some builds MacPython/pandas-wheels#93
and all Mac builds are failing
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also on nightly builds |
The groupby tests (failing on backport branch test) started failing on the nightly builds between 6/7 August. test_groupby_subselect_rolling was added in #35513 @mroeschke test_groupby_rolling_center_center failing on nightly build added in #35562 test_groupby_rolling_custom_indexer failing on nightly build added in #35647 test_groupby_rolling_subset_with_closed and test_groupby_subset_rolling_subset_with_closed failing on nightly build added in #35639 |
AFAICT test_file_descriptor_leak[c_high] not failing on nightly builds. failing on windows py_3.6_32, windows py_3.8_32 and windows py_3.8_64 only all three crashed workers
@jbrockmendel you made some changes to |
Huh, I haven't seen that. Is it just while building psutil? Perhaps we can pin for an older version. |
the failure is in the AFAICT this is from so does that mean changing |
@TomAugspurger is the mac builds the only blocker for 1.1.1 release here |
looking at the nightly builds, if the test fails the wheel is not uploaded even if it is built. Is that correct? |
I think that's correct. |
the mac builds on nightly started to fail on Saturday eg macOS py_3.7_64
on Friday
so looks like maybe pytest_xdist-1.34.0 -> pytest_xdist-2.0.0 (although hypothesis had small bump) |
so that must have failed in the past. #33999 |
pinning fixes the Mac builds. see latest build at MacPython/pandas-wheels#93 known issue pytest-dev/pytest-xdist#583 and pytest-dev/pytest-xdist#585 |
and maybe related to #31856 The failures are on 32 bit py36 and py38 only |
I think this also fixed the |
planning to tag locally once #35801 merged and backported |
open regressions moved to 1.1.2 https://github.com/pandas-dev/pandas/milestone/76 (will open tracking issue shortly) |
@simonjayhawkins you should be good on PyPi. |
docs uploaded https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/version/1.1.1/index.html (once wheels are uploaded will switch to stable) |
wheels on PyPi |
stable docs switched to 1.1.1 link on home page autoupdated for the past few releases https://pandas.pydata.org/ will pick this up again and investigate tomorrow |
sorted itself out |
@simonjayhawkins Thanks a lot for the release! |
Thanks Simon! |
Tracking issue for the 1.1.1 release.
https://github.com/pandas-dev/pandas/milestone/75
Please do not remove/change milestones from these issues without a note explaining the reasoning (changing milestones doesn't trigger notification)
All issues raised that are regressions from 1.0.5 should be milestoned 1.1.1. Post 1.1.1 release, unclosed issues from this list can be changed to 1.1.2 to maintain the tracking or reviewed.
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