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BUG Restrict pandas version by Python minor version #37

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Pandas dropped Python 3.4 support with v0.21, and our Python 3.4 tests have recently begun failing when they attempt to install the newest version. In the project requirements, make sure that we're requiring versions of pandas which are compatible with the user's Python version.

Pandas dropped Python 3.4 support with v0.21, and our Python 3.4 tests have recently begun failing when they attempt to install the newest version. In the project requirements, make sure that we're requiring versions of `pandas` which are compatible with the user's Python version.
@stephen-hoover stephen-hoover added this to the v0.1.8 milestone Apr 17, 2018
Stephen Hoover added 2 commits April 17, 2018 17:43
This `pandas` use was introduced in a version newer than what our requirements say we accept.
We claim compatibility with `pandas` v0.19. Test that on one of our builds, since the `pandas` API changes so frequently.
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@keithing , this is another version of what you reviewed at civisanalytics/civis-python#249 .

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LGTM!

@stephen-hoover stephen-hoover merged commit b309df0 into civisanalytics:master Apr 18, 2018
@stephen-hoover stephen-hoover deleted the fix-pandas-version-incompatibility branch April 18, 2018 14:22
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