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@keewis keewis commented Nov 26, 2020

As in #4561 this has been around for about 3 major versions. Not sure if it's too soon to remove it altogether, but I guess if we decide it is we can just wait with the merge until it is not.

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Excellent! Do we want to wait for 0.17 though?

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keewis commented Dec 6, 2020

should we merge this now that 0.16.2 has been released?

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Yes I think that makes sense — the next can be 0.17.0. There's some value to not leaving these unmerged given future conflicts.

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dcherian commented Dec 7, 2020

Works for me

@keewis keewis merged commit 09aae0c into pydata:master Dec 12, 2020
@keewis keewis deleted the remove-inplace branch December 12, 2020 23:10
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Should we add the breaking change to whatsnew?

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keewis commented Dec 13, 2020

I'm not sure we should call this a breaking change, the inplace parameter was removed some time ago. With this, we just changed the error message.

Edit: I can still add a entry to whats-new.rst if desired, though

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Update documentation to reflect removal of inplace option
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