Adding Imputation Examples - #551
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@solegalli I'm getting style errors because examples in certain lines are longer than 88 characters. Can I split those lines into more than one to avoid this error and don't break the copy button? |
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I think you can, but you need to add the >>> to signal that is still part of the command. |
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Hi @datacubeR I went over the code changes. This looks very good to me, thank you so much! Now that I merged your previous PR #547, you should be able to sync your fork. And after that, rebase your main branch into this feature branch, and then you should be able to test the copybutton functionality. Let me know if this doesn't work. Cheers |
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Adding Docstring examples for Imputation Module.