Closed joshdr83 closed 10 months ago
it looks like the time zone conversion isn't happening correctly and the date is staying in utc. if the utc conversion is accounted for, this data matches.
what version of the grid status client library are you using?
>>> import gridstatusio
>>> import pandas
>>> gridstatusio.__version__
'0.4.0'
>>> pandas.__version__
'2.0.1'
Here is what I have:
thanks! i was able to reproduce and fix the error when I downgraded to that version of pandas.
just released version 0.5.0 of gridstatusio
. if you upgrade to that, everything should work. let me know if the issue persists or you see any other problems
Hi Joshua - im not able to reproduce. can you share the code you are using the versions of pandas and gridstatus that you are using?
When I run the example "Retrieving data in local time", I still seeing the timestamp in UTC... It also looks like it isn't lining up with the ERCOT data that I am finding on the website.
Or the data are 4 hours off?