nrows option not working in get_as_dataframe about gspread-dataframe

[robin900]

Looking at the pandas source, nrows seems to be the one single argument to read_csv, read_table, etc. that is not passed as a keyword argument to the parser constructor! (My package passes along all keyword args to pandas's text parser.) Instead, it's an argument to parser.read.

I'll make changes to the package immediately to support nrows properly.

[robin900]

Release 3.0.7 in PyPI now with the fix. Please let me know if 3.0.7 solves your problem. Thanks for reporting the issue!

[robin900]

@roburdo Does release 3.0.7 solve your problem? (I had added a new test in the package that tests the nrows parameter, so I’m confident that release 3.0.7 will work for you.)

[roburdo]

Hi Robin, thank you for the response. Let me try it today in the afternoon and I will let you know! U am confident that it will work. Thanks! Roberto

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[robin900]

@roburdo I'm going to close this issue in 24 hours, unless you let me know that you're still encountering problems.

[roburdo]

Hi Robin, I am checking this now. Do you know how can I check the version installed of your package in Python? I use this command: print(gs_df.__version__) And get this: module 'gspread_dataframe' has no attribute '__version__' Thanks! Roberto

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On Mon, Jun 1, 2020 at 10:15 AM Robin Thomas ***@***.***> wrote: @roburdo <https://github.com/roburdo> I'm going to close this issue in 24 hours, unless you let me know that you're still encountering problems. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#25 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AIJPAJA4VIGTTI6GALVRLODRUOZZTANCNFSM4NOBNATA> .

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[robin900]

You can always do pip freeze and the output will contain every package with version.

[robin900]

Then just do pip install -U gspread-dataframe to install the latest version if you need to.

[roburdo]

Thanks!

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On Mon, Jun 1, 2020 at 8:09 PM Robin Thomas ***@***.***> wrote: Then just do pip install -U gspread-dataframe to install the latest version if you need to. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#25 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AIJPAJHZTJP2IEOBFMMBDCLRUQ7LRANCNFSM4NOBNATA> .

-- Roberto Morandi (Civil Eng.) Fulbright Scholar, Graduate Student, MS in Energy Systems (2020) Gordon Engineering Leadership Fellow Northeastern University p: [phone] e: [email protected]

[roburdo]

Thank you very much Robin! Works perfectly!!