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…datetime and further processing
…ion using cal and or cal dates tables with date, date range, high feq trip date
…anded options for service ID selection using cal and or cal dates tables with date, date range, high feq trip date
…que_agencyid() and add empty 'unique_agency_id' if cal/cal dates is empty
…zip, minor formatting, make _zip() _> zip() to expose it to api
…expand-cal-service-id-extraction
… creating transit node table
…unction to not fail if there are no lines to read
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hey, thanks again for this package. Looks like things are broken with newer versions of pandas, so this grabs the latest commits I could find from the UDST branches, then makes a few updates to get things running again.
I haven't tested thoroughly, but I think this gets things in running order