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Fix ImportError from matplotlib.dates #418
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matplotlib.dates does not have a module called `warnings` Reference: https://matplotlib.org/3.1.1/api/dates_api.html
Confirmed working, I made the change manually until committed. |
I had this issue as well; while we are waiting for the pull request I just wanted to say that my fix was reverting to a previous version of matplotlib
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version 3.2.2 worked for me |
I have no luck. Can please tell me what is your python version ? Thx |
My python version is 3.8.5 |
can we also update
to
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Python 3.6 |
This version is fine
matplotlib==3.2.2
… On Oct 6, 2020, at 02:18, Damon Yuan ***@***.***> wrote:
can we also update
extras_require={
'plotting': ['matplotlib'],
},
to
extras_require={
'plotting': ['matplotlib==3.2.2'],
},
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Please merge this PR
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+1 to have this PR merged |
I'll add to this. Your noobies (like myself) are encountering this issue while learning. See the Quick Start guide at the end is a call to cerebro.plot(). I will say, as a noobie, the act of googling this issue, finding the community fix and then joining in on the conversation, was a nice quick start to joining the community as well. Cheers to staying positive. |
Nice job guys. Noobie here too and can appreciate the community and the
support given to the ones that are trying to figure it out.
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I'll add to this. Your noobies (like myself) are encountering this issue
while learning. See the Quick Start
<https://www.backtrader.com/docu/quickstart/quickstart/> guide at the end
is a call to cerebro.plot().
I will say, as a noobie, the act of googling this issue, finding the
community fix and then joining in on the conversation, was a nice quick
start to joining the community as well.
Cheers to staying positive.
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when can we expect a new release with this fix in it? |
A new version would be great - I now can't even run the simplest example without manual workarounds. |
You can install the merged patch if you specify the commit hash:
More details: https://stackoverflow.com/a/66871735/2586761 (working for me on python3.9) |
Why still not release a new version to pip? |
Seems not work, still old version. |
Bug is still there. I've uninstalled and installed the module again:
Error:
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then
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@GF-Huang Thank you very much. Like that it works. |
Getting this some bug....while using backtrader from conda installation... |
When will be this released? pypi version (1.9.76.123) is still has this bug. |
Fix ImportError from matplotlib.dates
Why is this still not fixed? |
I've recently started using backtrader.
Whenever I try to execute: Is there any workaround at this stage? When is the bug fix coming? |
The patch is the latest commit to master, but there hasn't been a release. You could alternatively specify the required commit in |
he man i am also facing the same problem , can you connect me https://t.me/rahul08T |
Are you implying a solution or workaround to this issue is in the quick start link? |
Is there any update on this issue. I'm using: I cannot download matplotlib==3.2.2 which is one of the suggestions in this thread as a solution. |
This issue still persists, unfortunately. |
matplotlib.dates does not have a module called
warnings
Reference: https://matplotlib.org/3.1.1/api/dates_api.html