pydata
remove backport of collections.OrderedDict for Py2.7 support
collections.OrderedDict is available since Python3.1
https://docs.python.org/3/library/collections.html#collections.OrderedDict
I've heard "It is an implementation detail" and should not be relied on.
It is required from 3.7.
https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2017-December/151283.html
@a-detiste : I don't have any objections to this PR, but also... this code-base is essentially dead. If things aren't broken, my general inclination is not to fix them. We want to the keep the package working, at least until more packages have successfully transitioned to formulaic... but no new feature development is planned.
I do appreciate you making the effort to improve things here, and I might merge it in if we do another release... which it looks like we might need to do for pandas 3 compatibility.
@matthewwardrop this is part of a global effort to review all the remaining compat.py files. There are still tons of users left.
@a-detiste are the compat files broken in your experience? If not, every change introduces some amount of risk of breakage for longstanding use cases, which then would require additional maintenance... And so is likely not worth it. I know this project still has many users, but it is also a "dead" project.
This project is more than an order of magnitude slower than formulaic for most common tasks, and lacks many of the cleanups and niceties of its successor.
So, in short, my goal is to keep it "undead" 😜 until it is no longer needed... But little more.
From our point of vue, https://www.statsmodels.org/stable/install.html statsmodel need to be adapted before we can drop Patsy
@a-detiste : statsmodels has actually been ported already by @bashtage , but I don't think a stable version has been released with it yet.
Until then, as I mentioned, the goal is to keep things working as close to exactly as they are for the foreseeable future.