renamed decorator as per issue #233

[Aditya1001001]

-[x] Rename set_check_statistics to register_check_statistics as per #233

[cosmicBboy]

Thanks @Aditya1001001! I think you missed one on line 446

[cosmicBboy]

(FYI you can catch these kinds of things locally by running tests)

[Aditya1001001]

@cosmicBboy I made the change and ran the decorator test script successfully. However, I did encounter a problem while simply running all tests:

ImportError while importing test module 'Z:\issue\pandera\tests\test_docs_setting_column_widths.py'
Hint: make sure your test modules/packages have valid Python names.
Traceback:
tests\test_docs_setting_column_widths.py:7: in <module>
    from docs.source import conf
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'docs.source'

Can you help with this? It will make testing my future PRs easier.

[cosmicBboy]

interesting. are you running pytest tests from the root of the repo?

A full system report (OS, python version, etc) would be useful too

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Merging #235 into master will not change coverage.
The diff coverage is 100.00%.

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[Aditya1001001]

@cosmicBboy Yes I did run the tests from the root of the reop both times, it gave the aforementioned error while running all tests and worked when I just ran "pytest tests/test_decorators.py". OS is Windows 10 Pro, and I'm using Python 3.7.4 in a conda environment.

[cosmicBboy]

The error you're seeing is because somehow the docs/source/conf.py isn't being recognized as a module in your environment.

Can you do from docs.source import conf in a python REPL successfully?

[Aditya1001001]

I tried to run it outside of my conda environment and that worked, why would that be? And how can I deal with that issue?

[cosmicBboy]

outside of my conda environment

did it work in the base conda environment, or do you mean the system python env?

[Aditya1001001]

Yes, I meant the system python env, it did not work in the base conda env.

[cosmicBboy]

@Aditya1001001 would you mind creating a new issue for this? I'm unable to reproduce the failing test that you're seeing, and the Windows CI tests are passing, so I'm not sure what's going on. This PR looks good tho, I'll merge this in and discuss this on the new issue.

[cosmicBboy]

Also, thanks for the PR, and congrats on your first contribution to pandera! 🚀