chore(dependencies): support pandas 3#2723
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Recently pandas 3 was released.
Only minimal changes needed from us, namely
There are two other potentially relevant changes
Pandas 3 will infer string columns as str dtype instead of object. Code checking
dtype == 'object'for strings will break. I think we are safe as internal dtype checks are generally on numpy arrays, not pandas DataFrames. We kind of luck out for having not migrated everything over to pandas.When we do
pd.DataFrame.from_records(recarray), numpy string fields will get converted to str dtype instead of object. But I don't think we need to care, indexing, selection, etc should all work as before.As far as I can tell we use
.locinternally, no chained assignments, so we should be good.