Tushar Chandra

Hi, stumbled upon this recently. Is there a reason that this change to the `__getattr__` of `NDFrame` (within python-type-stubs) doesn't work? ``` def __getattr__(self, name: _str) -> Series[Dtype]: ... ```...

I am sympathetic to the arguments about complexity, and understand if that is the reason not to go forward, but I would like to write in support of this. Comments...

For anyone else experiencing this, I fixed it locally in my own vault; it's a one-line change as the issue description suggests (thanks!). I would make a PR, but I...

Got it, was just wondering. I was able to install via poetry (`poetry add dash`) just fine, so it seems like it's probably okay!

The code to get state parents of metro divisions is _probably_ this. I can't test it, because it uses `acs2014_5yr.geoheader`, and I only have the `1yr` schema. This would be...

This is probably a config setting somewhere on the postgres side, with how it builds / parses the documents. I can check it out tomorrow.

Here's an example use case: I have a DataFrame `df` and want to rename its columns. This is easily done with `df.rename(columns=some_mapping)` where `some_mapping: dict[str, str]` is a map between...

For the Democratic primaries, they froze their forecasts on the day of major primaries. See [South Carolina](https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/our-final-forecast-for-the-south-carolina-primary/), [Super Tuesday](https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/our-final-forecast-for-super-tuesday-shows-bidens-surge-and-lots-of-uncertainty/) and [a week after](https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/our-final-forecast-for-todays-primaries/), and more that I can't find. I...

I'm running into this too. I confirmed with vanilla dash, but first encountered this when using the excellent dash-mantine-components. The library demos a button that shows a loading spinner &...

I ran into something that seems like this, but I wasn't using GenericModel myself. I was using parse_obj_as to make sure that incoming data matches a generic TypedDict. I think...