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Use different data source for Pandas to GEOJson example - #28
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@captainsafia Are we not saving notebook files as 4.4 version when persisting? The format is clearly 4.4 despite the 4.0 indicator here. Should I create a separate issue for that?
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@MSeal Yes -- we preserve the minor format version from the original document which is why we get into this weird scenario.
I think this is a bug in commutable and not intentional behavior.
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This looks good. I've gone as far as figuring out that the map doesn't render because the GeoJSON is malformed though I can't seem to figure out what part of it is....
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Merging this. I created a separate issue to resolve the underlying issue. |
The original datasource is no longer available. Switch to the correct data source (311 calls), and modify the dataframe to use the correct column names. NOTE: For me, I get no syntax errors when I run the notebook in nteract desktop, however, I don't get any columns to show up. Just a blank map. I'm not familiar with how it's supposed to work.