DOC: don't include all methods/attributes of IntervalIndex #16221
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| @TomAugspurger I hope this fixes the warnings. Maybe we could also use this for the other Index subclasses like DatetimeIndex, MultiIndex, ... although it would be nice to still have a list of those attributes that are special to them, and to refer to the main Index docstring page for a list of all methods. But not sure if such flexibility is possible with sphinx/jinja (and for a later PR in any case :-)) |
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| Another sphinx / rst mystery ... |
| Strange... I thought I had tried it too, but I can't remember the outcome. Did you clear all the generated files before rebuilding? |
| @jorisvandenbossche I wonder if it's cf40991#diff-4501fdb73fd4b9f09d44a3f4177d44aaR46 We special case |
No autosummary with methods for them. Added to our hacks list in our numpydoc
| Here's what it looks like No new warnings with that. I spent a bit longer trying to get a an autosummary with a subset of the Methods specified in a |
| Aha, you have found out how I hacked it before .. :-) Thanks! |
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| if what == "class" and name.endswith(".Categorical"): | ||
| if what == "class" and (name.endswith(".Categorical") or | ||
| name.endswith("CategoricalIndex") or | ||
| name.endswith("Interval") or |
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@TomAugspurger I think Interval class itself is OK to have with all its methods / attributes ?
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Oh, right... Is that in the api.rst?
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Doesn't look like it, but I'll remove it anyway.
| Doc build log looks good, merging: |
| Great! |
| yep looks great. thanks guys! |
…v#16221) * DOC: don't include all methods/attributes of IntervalIndex * Change docs for CategoricalIndex and IntervalIndex No autosummary with methods for them. Added to our hacks list in our numpydoc * Don't exclude Interval
…v#16221) * DOC: don't include all methods/attributes of IntervalIndex * Change docs for CategoricalIndex and IntervalIndex No autosummary with methods for them. Added to our hacks list in our numpydoc * Don't exclude Interval
Version 0.20.0 * tag 'v0.20.0': (742 commits) RLS: v0.20.0 DOC: Whatsnew cleanup (pandas-dev#16245) TST: Test CategoricalIndex in test_is_categorical (pandas-dev#16243) TST: xfail some bottleneck on windows (pandas-dev#16240) DOC, TST: Document and Test Functions in dtypes/common.py (pandas-dev#16237) TST: Remove __init__ statements in testing (pandas-dev#16238) DOC: don't include all methods/attributes of IntervalIndex (pandas-dev#16221) PKG: Fix ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pandas.formats' (pandas-dev#16239) RLS: v0.20.0rc2 CLN: make submodules of pandas.util private (pandas-dev#16223) MAINT: Remove tm.TestCase from testing (pandas-dev#16225) MAINT: Complete Conversion to Pytest Idiom (pandas-dev#16201) DOC: add whatsnew for 0.21.0 DEPR: correct deprecation message for datetools (pandas-dev#16202) API Change repr name for table schema (pandas-dev#16204) DOC: Remove various warnings from doc build (pandas-dev#16206) DOC: add whatsnew for v0.20.1 BUG: Fixed renaming of falsey names in build_table_schema (pandas-dev#16205) COMPAT: ensure proper extension dtype's don't pickle the cache (pandas-dev#16207) REF: register custom DisplayFormatter for table schema (pandas-dev#16198) ...
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Alternative for #16050
I totally forgot I already had made such a "class without autosummary table" template before for Categorical, so I hope this should work for IntervalIndex as well.