brewski
07/21/2022, 8:41 PMbrewski
07/21/2022, 8:42 PMbrewski
07/21/2022, 8:43 PMbrewski
07/21/2022, 8:50 PMbrewski
07/21/2022, 8:50 PMdatajoely
07/21/2022, 8:54 PMbadcollector
07/22/2022, 9:38 PMkedro viz
I get the attached error. The kerdro versions I'm running are below and I did pip install kedro[all]
however, still experience the error.
kedro==0.18.2
kedro-telemetry==0.2.1
kedro-viz==4.7.1badcollector
07/22/2022, 11:44 PMnoklam
07/25/2022, 10:51 AMbrewski
07/26/2022, 3:05 AMdatajoely
07/26/2022, 5:55 AMbrewski
07/26/2022, 6:49 AMdatajoely
07/26/2022, 6:50 AMdatajoely
07/26/2022, 6:50 AMbrewski
07/26/2022, 6:51 AMcontext.class_variable_I_just_initialized
in kedro ipython -- I just want to access this same variable within a nodebrewski
07/26/2022, 6:51 AMdatajoely
07/26/2022, 6:52 AMdatajoely
07/26/2022, 6:53 AMbrewski
07/26/2022, 6:55 AMdatajoely
07/26/2022, 6:58 AMdatajoely
07/26/2022, 6:59 AMbrewski
07/26/2022, 7:03 AMdatajoely
07/26/2022, 7:20 AMwaylonwalker
07/27/2022, 9:13 PMinigohrey
07/28/2022, 9:24 AM**dict
) when defining a node, or maybe there's an alternative way of achieving what I want:
I want to merge two datasets using pd.merge
and pass it a set of parameters I define in config, but don't want to pass specific parameters à la ["params:merge.on", "params:merge.how"]
, as I want to keep the node as general as possible, so I can pass different sets of parameters, such as left_on
or right_index
. I'd want to just unpack [**"params:merge"]
values as kwargs. I could write a node which does that before passing to pd.merge
, but I would like to avoid that if possible as it is something I would like to do for multiple different functions, not just pd.merge
.noklam
07/28/2022, 10:21 AMnode = (some_function, ["some_dataset", "params:merge"])
In your actual fuction:
def merge(some_data, config):
pd.merge(some_data, **config)
...
inigohrey
07/28/2022, 10:23 AMpd.merge
that I want to interact with in this way. Could maybe write a general wrapper which does thisMichaelB
07/29/2022, 9:31 AMdatajoely
07/29/2022, 9:31 AM