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Just a thought: do we want to add any note/guidance somewhere for folks who might be looking specifically for inplace? |
Was thinking of writing up the PDEP and then linking the discussion in the whatsnew. There could be a better way though Thx for catching, did not pay enough attention when modifying the examples. Fixed now |
@phofl Can you DM me on slack? I was also thinking about writing up a PDEP (didn't get too far though). |
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You will see an ``inplace=True`` keyword argument available for some methods: |
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Should be fine to keep this one since we're discouraging inplace usage here?
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But with the wrong arguments, I'd rather add it again after finishing the pdep
Everyone ok with going ahead and merging? |
Thanks @phofl |
This starts with removing inplace from the user guide