Just realized that DataFrameWrapper.to_frame(columns='string') no longer works as of #7. I'm pretty sure that passing a single string like this was never an intended use, based on the docstring:
columns : sequence, optional
Sequence of the column names desired in the DataFrame.
If None all columns are returned, including registered columns.
Nevertheless, this must have broken at least some use cases, since passing a string is so intuitive, and it used to work, e.g. df = orca.get_table('parcels').to_frame('parcel_id'). I suggest that we explicitly allow strings OR sequences to be passed here (to make the unofficial backward compatibility official) and add a test case for this.
Just realized that
DataFrameWrapper.to_frame(columns='string')no longer works as of #7. I'm pretty sure that passing a single string like this was never an intended use, based on the docstring:Nevertheless, this must have broken at least some use cases, since passing a string is so intuitive, and it used to work, e.g.
df = orca.get_table('parcels').to_frame('parcel_id'). I suggest that we explicitly allow strings OR sequences to be passed here (to make the unofficial backward compatibility official) and add a test case for this.