MAINT: Make sure that deprecation warnings are displayed #2577
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@jakevdp Just a reminder that this is ready to merge! |
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Merging as this was already reviewed. |
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Deprecation warnings do not display for me in the notebook; I think we have to use the special
AltairDeprecationWarningor the decorator (as is done for 'show' and 'serve'). After this change I get the expected output when trying to use deprecated functionality: