Closed miguelgazela closed 1 year ago
@miguelgazela that's unfortunate. We have tests for Python 3.8, 3.9, and 3.10. The version pulled for 3.10 is 3.10.12. What are the specific issues you are facing and which parser are you using?
So, the current one is this one:
I also have this one, which I think I solved it by turning pd.Series[str]
into pd.Series(str)
and pd.Series[int]
into pd.Series(int)
, but I'm not sure that is equivalent.
I see you're using Python 3.11. I will try to reproduce your issue.
@miguelgazela I was able to find the root cause in the typing we added in #98. For now, I removed all typing from the visualizations module as covering several python versions would add lots of boilerplate code. This fixed the issue for you!
Yep, it solved it! No more errors now, thanks!
Oops.
Is there a specific Python version that should be used to run this parser? I can't run this, every time I solve an issue I have another one. I'm currently using Python 3.10.0.