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Fix for influxdata/influxdb-python#479 : DataFrameClient issue - seems does not process correctly DateTimeIndex dates #494
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pd.tseries.period.PeriodIndex has been moved to pd.PeriodIndex since at least pandas 0.18.1 pd.tseries.period.DatetimeIndex has been moved to pd.DatetimeIndex since at least pandas 0.18.1
…to Unix Epoch (e.g .on (some?) Windows machines)
…erted to Unix Epoch (e.g .on (some?) Windows machines)
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sorry, this fix does not solves completely the issue. I'll fix it correctly and post a new merge request. Sorry |
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Fix for #479
On windows machine, casting to int does not work properly to convert DateTimeIndex into Unix Epoch (required for Influx). Conversion to np.int64 solves the issue