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python314-pandas-hdf5-3.0.5-2.8 RPM for noarch

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Name: python314-pandas-hdf5 Distribution: openSUSE Tumbleweed
Version: 3.0.5 Vendor: openSUSE
Release: 2.8 Build date: Mon Aug 24 16:03:36 2026
Group: Unspecified Build host: reproducible
Size: 13537 Source RPM: python-pandas-3.0.5-2.8.src.rpm
Packager: https://bugs.opensuse.org
Url: https://pandas.pydata.org/
Summary: The python pandas[hdf5] extra
This package provides the [hdf5] extra for python-pandas

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BSD-3-Clause

Changelog

* Mon Aug 24 2026 Markéta Machová <mmachova@suse.com>
  - Add np25.patch to fix tests with numpy 2.5
  - Hotfix dirty hack which broke with recent python-rpm-macros
* Tue Jul 28 2026 Ben Greiner <code@bnavigator.de>
  - Update to 3.0.5
    * Fixed a regression where the pandas 3.0.4 wheels could crash
      with a segmentation fault on Python 3.14 (and other datetime
      code paths), because they were built against an incompatible
      numpy version (GH 66086)
  - Re-enable xdist, the resource usage penalty when not used is too
    high. Use --without xdist when troubleshooting.
    * update constraints for increased job limit
* Tue Jul 21 2026 Dirk Müller <dmueller@suse.com>
  - avoid xdist - makes troubleshooting testsuite failures quite hard
* Thu Jul 16 2026 Dirk Müller <dmueller@suse.com>
  - revert to 3.0.3: 3.0.4 was yanked due to crashes in date-time
    related functions
* Wed Jul 15 2026 Steve Kowalik <steven.kowalik@suse.com>
  - Update to 3.0.4:
    [#]# Core Architecture & Structural Enhancements
    * String columns are now inferred as a dedicated str data type by default
      instead of the generic NumPy object type.
    * Columns with the new str dtype can only store strings or missing values,
      entirely rejecting non-string inputs.
    * Copy-on-Write (CoW) is now the default and only mode, ensuring
      predictable data mutations across indexing operations.
    * Because modifications now strictly return copies, traditional multi-step
      chained assignments will no longer work.
    * The option mode.copy_on_write no longer has an impact.
    * Support for the pd.col() syntax simplifies referencing columns by name to
      build expressions natively.
    * The pd.col() syntax provides an elegant alternative to using complex
      lambda functions inside DataFrame.assign().
    * DataFrame and Series natively support the Arrow PyCapsule Interface for
      efficient, zero-copy data exchanges.
    * The default resolution for constructing datetime-like data shifts from
      nanoseconds to microseconds.
    * Version 3.0 explicitly requires Python 3.11 or higher.
    [#]# Data Merging & Transformation Updates
    * Added support for pd.col() expressions in Series.case_when()
    * Merging methods now officially support left_anti and right_anti arguments
      within the how parameter.
    * The how parameter string inputs are now rigorously validated during a
      merge operation.
    * The pandas.merge() function now successfully propagates the attrs
      dictionary when inputs contain identical tags.
    * DataFrame.pivot_table() now accepts flexible, additional keyword
      arguments forwarded to aggfunc.
    * Passing ignore_index=True while simultaneously defining keys inside
      concat() now throws a strict ValueError.
    * Using DataFrame.agg() on axis=1 with a function that attempts to relabel
      the index will raise a NotImplementedError.
    [#]# Missing Value Handling & Styling Improvements
    * The missing value sentinel for the new default string types is uniformly
      set as NaN (np.nan).
    * fillna() can accept a literal None, automatically resolving it to the
      appropriate data-type-specific NA value.
    * Users can now seamlessly execute DataFrame.fillna() along axis=1 using
      dictionary or Series mappings.
    * The Styler object introduces Styler.to_typst() to write formatted data
      directly to Typst-compliant files.
    * Users can now apply dedicated format treatments to index and column
      header names using Styler.format_index_names().
    * Frozenset elements contained within pandas data structures are now
      natively recognized and printed cleanly.
    [#]# Input / Output (I/O) Enhancements
    * The errors.DtypeWarning is upgraded to include specific column names when
      mixed types are caught.
    * The merge_cells parameter in to_excel() accepts "columns" to target
      MultiIndex header columns uniquely.
    * A brand-new autofilter parameter within to_excel() automatically applies
      native filters to columns.
    * The if_exists parameter in to_sql() gains a "delete_rows" option to wipe
      records prior to writing new entries.
    [#]# Groupby & System Configurations
    * DataFrameGroupBy.prod() now evaluates unobserved groups as 1 rather than
      evaluating them as missing values.
    * The all() and any() operations on DataFrameGroupBy now evaluate
      unobserved groups as True and False.
    * DataFrameGroupBy.groups() has been updated to fully include tracking data
      for unobserved categorical groups.
    * Configuring system configurations is streamlined as set_option() now
      accepts a dictionary of multiple parameters.
    [#]# Bug fixes
    * Fixed a bug in Series.rank() with period dtype and missing values, always
      sorting missing values at the top, regardless of the na_option value
    * Fixed a bug in Series.var() computing the variance of complex numbers
      incorrectly