[v1.5.4.dev0] Compatibility updates #51
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This PR provides compatibility updates to support current and future versions of Python, Pandas, and PyToolz.
Switches abstract base class imports from
collectionstocollections.abcfor Python 3 (deprecated in v3.3, stops working in Python 3.8)pandas.util.testing–>pandas.testing(per a deprecation warning)pd.Series().to_csv(path=..)–>pd.Series().to_csv(path_or_buf=..)(deprecated in v0.24, stops working in Pandas 1.0 i think)pd.np.nan–>np.nan(Pandas used to allow this if you didn't want to import numpy, I guess, but it stopped working)Dropped use of a cross-Python-compatibility version of the
zip()function from PyToolz, in favor of native Pythonzip(). The functionality for this changed in PyToolz v0.11 in a way that breaks our code. See issue Orca breaks with toolz>=0.11, because tz.compatibility.zip is depreciated #50, which this resolves.Testing
Unit tests are passing in Python 2.7, 3.5, 3.6, 3.7, 3.8, and 3.9