JoostvanPinxten

Closed prematurely, I thought the PR was already closed... :-)

Would it be sufficient to specify a list of bib files in the config, so that at least all the listed files have details pages generated? And then add a...

What configuration settings do you use? This may help us to narrow down the issue faster.

Do you happen to have a minimal example? I thought I covered all the cases, but apparently not. Are you doing a `jekyll build` or a `jekyll serve`? I've seen...

This is actually a known bug: I fixed an inconsistency, which has been released in Jekyll Scholar 5.8.4. You can check your version with `gem list | grep scholar`. Please...

Can you see a difference with your situation and the scenario described in [this testcase](https://github.com/inukshuk/jekyll-scholar/blob/master/features/bibtex.feature#L350)? I already tried it with the jekyll config, instead of passing the file in the...

It shouldn't be too difficult to understand what the scenario is doing: it sets the Jekyll Scholar keys, produces the input files, and runs Jekyll to produce output pages. The...

I hope I didn't scare you off with my last reply... That was not the intention and I see I that my response may have been to forward. I would...

```python display(np.mean([np.nan,2,3,4,5])) # --> nan display(pd.Series([np.nan,2,3,4,5]).mean()) # --> 3.5 ``` The mean function has the same `skipna=True` issue as `std`. And the `GroupBy` [also does not support the `skipna` argument](https://pandas.pydata.org/docs/reference/api/pandas.core.groupby.DataFrameGroupBy.mean.html)...

What is the stance on being compatible to NumPy? Should Pandas follow that where possible? NB: I would argue that changing the default setting of the parameter should be considered...