Update MDA to 0.18.0 #977
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Update MDA to 0.18.0 #977
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September 30, 2021 13:30
eerhardt
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@pgovind are there any breaking changes in public APIs (which may not be covered by the CI)? |
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Just did a quick check of the 0.18.0 release. No breaking changes |
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From 0.4.0 to 0.18.0, right? |
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Yes. We moved the DataFrame library to the dotnet/machinelearning repo, and are using the versioning pattern in that repo going forward. |
suhsteve
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@pgovind is this PR ready to merge? Can you update this with the latest |
imback82
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Fixes #948
Just updating the version of the MDA dependency. In theory, CI should be fine. Let's find out
cc @imback82 @rapoth @eerhardt @suhsteve