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Changelog

  • Increased minimum Python version to 3.9 and refreshed dependencies.
  • Adopted importlib.resources in place of pkg_resources.
  • Removed deprecated to_socrata method and associated resources.
  • Performed miscellaneous internal cleanup tasks.
  • Adopted pyogrio for faster shapefile reads.
  • Improved handling of decade-based shapefiles (urban areas, ZCTAs).
  • Implemented a fix for a bug wherein certain annotation values for EA/MA variables triggered an error.
  • Refreshed dependencies.
  • Improved documentation on shapefile caching.
  • Pruned documentation on deprecated to_socrata method.
  • Refreshed dependencies.
  • Fixed a bug affecting certain queries with in_geo=['state:*'].
  • Added to_socrata deprecation warning.
  • Consolidated dev tooling under Ruff and refreshed dependencies.
  • Increased minimum Python version to 3.8 and refreshed dependencies.
  • Fixed a bug affecting environments where an expected system cache directory does not exist.
  • Updated deprecated MultiPolygon iteration logic to quiet Shapely warnings.
  • Refreshed dependencies and removed unnecessary NumPy import.
  • Added optional wait_for_finish parameter to Query.to_socrata.
  • Expanded test coverage and made various internal tweaks/fixes.
  • Added support for multiple Cartographic Boundary Shapefile resolutions (500k, 5m, 20m) via the optional Query parameter resolution.
  • Consolidated package constants and types in the constants module.
  • Adopted Census Gazetteer files as source for point geometry.
  • Adopted HTTPX in place of aiohttp for async HTTP requests.
  • Relocated logic to reproject geometry from NAD 83 to WGS 84 so that it is only executed when publishing a dataframe to Socrata.
  • Changed Query's geospatial parameter from the Boolean join_geography to the (optional) string geometry, which supports joining either points or polygons.
  • Replaced the three default geometry columns centroid, internal_point, and geometry (produced by join_geography=True) with the single column geometry, which may contain point or polygon data.
  • Removed support for Query parameters join_geography and verify_ssl, as well as the long-obsolete table.
  • Removed the difference and percent_change columns from output.
  • Removed custom logic to clean up and title-case variable label and concept strings from the Census API.
  • Streamlined logging for Query output and warnings.
  • Refreshed minimum versions for all dependencies.
  • Fixed a bug that occurred when serializing geometry to WKT under certain conditions.
  • Refreshed dev dependencies and loosened some version restrictions.
  • Fixed a bug affecting environments where an expected system cache directory does not exist.
  • Refreshed dependencies and loosened some version restrictions.
  • Added logic to drop duplicate rows when finalizing Query output.
  • Added support for pandas 1.x.
  • Added support for socrata-py 1.x.
  • Added logic to programmatically specify column types in Socrata dataset schema, fixing a rare issue wherein all columns would be left as plain text.
  • Changed logic for CRS assignment to silence annoying GeoPandas warnings.
  • Fixed a bug wherein extra rows were produced for certain geography hierarchies.
  • Added logic to warn and skip missing or corrupted shapefiles.
  • Added logic to insert NAs in place of annotated values.
  • Fixed a bug caused by attempting to drop nonexistent columns when pulling in variable metadata.
  • Added Geo class to parse specified geographies.
  • Fixed a bug wherein extraneous rows were produced for certain geographic hierarchies.
  • Removed topics module.
  • Added improved error handling and warnings throughout.
  • Improved error reporting upon failed retry of a request to the Census API.
  • Fixed a bug afflicting shapefile downloads.
  • Adopted Poetry as dependency manager for project.
  • Fixed a stubborn race condition bug caused by order of geospatial package imports.
  • Adopted nest-asyncio to enable easier use in Jupyter Notebooks.
  • First major release.