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UserWarning: no explicit representation of timezones available for np.datetime64
It appears to be a known issue, but if there is a way around it I can't tell. Someone mentions a similar error four years ago and says it needs to be fixed but if it was I can't find the solution.
It's taking a large amount of Googling to figure out how to use this thing, as even the PDF I can find from 2023 does not work at all without reverse-engineering the package hierarchy and guessing how the bits fit together. Is there some documentation somewhere that has not also been staring at the sun since 2007?
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I am seeing this error from
numpy
:UserWarning: no explicit representation of timezones available for np.datetime64
It appears to be a known issue, but if there is a way around it I can't tell. Someone mentions a similar error four years ago and says it needs to be fixed but if it was I can't find the solution.
It's taking a large amount of Googling to figure out how to use this thing, as even the PDF I can find from 2023 does not work at all without reverse-engineering the package hierarchy and guessing how the bits fit together. Is there some documentation somewhere that has not also been staring at the sun since 2007?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: