solve bug caused by df with duplicated columns name #89
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antocommi
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Thank you Antonio, oh yes I see! I will prepare a new release with this asap. |
* Prepare version 1.1.3 * Use 'j' for the column index and add a comment
mwouts
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In my project i use sql statements in order to obtain pandas dataframes. In one queries I selected two columns with the same name from different tables and I got this error:
I changed the indexing method to avoid this kind of behaviour caused by pandas.