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Repository: ericmjl/pyjanitor
Base commit: 26c59a9 (image tag)
Issue: Add the ability to test and sort timestamps to be monotonic in a pandas data frame # Brief Description Following up on #703, this issue seeks to introduce the ability to sort the timestamps in a pandas data frame monotonically I would like to propose... # Example API

Files to edit

janitor/timeseries.py

Approach: Implement both `_test_for_monotonicity` and `sort_monotonically` as registered DataFrame methods via `@pf.register_dataframe_method`, supporting optional column names and direction parameters similar to existing patterns in the file.

Attempt 1

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command	`git ls-files -z` exact command git ls-files -z	0	0.004s	44024e91
write	`write janitor/timeseries.py` exact command /opt/receipts-5be823a62c614c22b806b5b311e44fe9/bin/busybox sh -c 'mkdir -p /pyjanitor/janitor && cp /opt/receipts-5be823a62c614c22b806b5b311e44fe9/incoming/7ab84613c3960ffb7dccaf096b21e6255257dd21b9b3580080c379267dd92940 /pyjanitor/janitor/timeseries.py'	0	0.005s	65a4b0a0
write	`write janitor/timeseries.py` exact command /opt/receipts-cca774a2692149c28e5db4699372fa63/bin/busybox sh -c 'mkdir -p /pyjanitor/janitor && cp /opt/receipts-cca774a2692149c28e5db4699372fa63/incoming/64e175efed7e47434a7463c21a25d083a4259a450535759ac91df16488b39c09 /pyjanitor/janitor/timeseries.py'	0	0.005s	2e1a132f
command	`pytest tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py -v` exact command /opt/receipts-81643ac64f52464aa9abec53008b1396/bin/busybox mkdir -p /opt/receipts/reports && python -I /opt/receipts-81643ac64f52464aa9abec53008b1396/receipts_pytest.py tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py -v -o junit_family=xunit1 -p no:cacheprovider -rA --continue-on-collection-errors --junitxml=/opt/receipts/reports/agent1-4.xml	1	5.439s	abd99a532a96
write	`write janitor/timeseries.py` exact command /opt/receipts-18faa69e317543f689c32b0704853e21/bin/busybox sh -c 'mkdir -p /pyjanitor/janitor && cp /opt/receipts-18faa69e317543f689c32b0704853e21/incoming/47d14fa61569df09da803cbe399a1180791074b5f741c075c8aef6a27038271b /pyjanitor/janitor/timeseries.py'	0	0.005s	fd25f4b8
write	`write janitor/timeseries.py` exact command /opt/receipts-e19f3051fa0e48d09de768410451043d/bin/busybox sh -c 'mkdir -p /pyjanitor/janitor && cp /opt/receipts-e19f3051fa0e48d09de768410451043d/incoming/47d14fa61569df09da803cbe399a1180791074b5f741c075c8aef6a27038271b /pyjanitor/janitor/timeseries.py'	0	0.005s	f1e1909f
command	`pytest tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py -v` exact command /opt/receipts-b6a066d523c84e848c58677410508e44/bin/busybox mkdir -p /opt/receipts/reports && python -I /opt/receipts-b6a066d523c84e848c58677410508e44/receipts_pytest.py tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py -v -o junit_family=xunit1 -p no:cacheprovider -rA --continue-on-collection-errors --junitxml=/opt/receipts/reports/agent1-7.xml	1	5.249s	bceb55006082
write	`write janitor/timeseries.py` exact command /opt/receipts-46985fcca1db4d2aa37dd6938dd7ae8a/bin/busybox sh -c 'mkdir -p /pyjanitor/janitor && cp /opt/receipts-46985fcca1db4d2aa37dd6938dd7ae8a/incoming/47d14fa61569df09da803cbe399a1180791074b5f741c075c8aef6a27038271b /pyjanitor/janitor/timeseries.py'	0	0.005s	bfdd313c

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command	`pytest tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py::test_sort_timestamps_monotonically_decreasing -v -s` exact command /opt/receipts-0427ff8b76d048f3acd4236d11ca0bfd/bin/busybox mkdir -p /opt/receipts/reports && python -I /opt/receipts-0427ff8b76d048f3acd4236d11ca0bfd/receipts_pytest.py tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py::test_sort_timestamps_monotonically_decreasing -v -s -o junit_family=xunit1 -p no:cacheprovider -rA --continue-on-collection-errors --junitxml=/opt/receipts/reports/agent1-9.xml	1	4.957s	f3fc727d101d
command	`grep -n "\." tests/timeseries/test_fill_missing_timestamps.py \| head -10` exact command grep -n "\." tests/timeseries/test_fill_missing_timestamps.py \| head -10	0	0.005s	c0956661
command	`grep -A5 -B5 "\.." tests/timeseries/test_fill_missing_timestamps.py` exact command grep -A5 -B5 "\.." tests/timeseries/test_fill_missing_timestamps.py	0	0.003s	48c4110c
command	`find tests/ -name ".py" -exec grep -l "\.sort_index\\|\.sort_values" {} \;` exact command find tests/ -name ".py" -exec grep -l "\.sort_index\\|\.sort_values" {} \;	0	0.113s	1dd5932d
write	`write janitor/timeseries.py` exact command /opt/receipts-fd0bdd0fb83d4821978f2f7e793db5c4/bin/busybox sh -c 'mkdir -p /pyjanitor/janitor && cp /opt/receipts-fd0bdd0fb83d4821978f2f7e793db5c4/incoming/545c58e316638a3b5119f74f0fee89c47525fbbf618266eb685b5705e5c6b07a /pyjanitor/janitor/timeseries.py'	0	0.005s	cd09b158
command	`pytest tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py::test_sort_timestamps_monotonically_decreasing -v` exact command /opt/receipts-bcd3179b26b54992b8dec005fd434ede/bin/busybox mkdir -p /opt/receipts/reports && python -I /opt/receipts-bcd3179b26b54992b8dec005fd434ede/receipts_pytest.py tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py::test_sort_timestamps_monotonically_decreasing -v -o junit_family=xunit1 -p no:cacheprovider -rA --continue-on-collection-errors --junitxml=/opt/receipts/reports/agent1-14.xml	0	4.889s	74b6e1aad60e
command	`pytest tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py::test_sort_timestamps_monotonically_strict -v` exact command /opt/receipts-2b2406fffc844d6892b10ecbd453398f/bin/busybox mkdir -p /opt/receipts/reports && python -I /opt/receipts-2b2406fffc844d6892b10ecbd453398f/receipts_pytest.py tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py::test_sort_timestamps_monotonically_strict -v -o junit_family=xunit1 -p no:cacheprovider -rA --continue-on-collection-errors --junitxml=/opt/receipts/reports/agent1-15.xml	1	5.134s	7f85905d3b2b

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command	`python -c "import pandas as pd; print(pd.__version__); df = pd.DataFrame({'a': [1]}); print(hasattr(df, 'append'))"` exact command python -c "import pandas as pd; print(pd.__version__); df = pd.DataFrame({'a': [1]}); print(hasattr(df, 'append'))"	0	0.587s	56254e6c
command	`python -c "import pandas as pd; df = pd.DataFrame({'a': [1]}); print(hasattr(df, '_append')); result = df._append(df.iloc[0]); print(len(result))"` exact command python -c "import pandas as pd; df = pd.DataFrame({'a': [1]}); print(hasattr(df, '_append')); result = df._append(df.iloc[0]); print(len(result))"	0	0.584s	b5ef404e
command	`pytest tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py -v` exact command /opt/receipts-f39ce82f18b7451fad7c110e6a0c8220/bin/busybox mkdir -p /opt/receipts/reports && python -I /opt/receipts-f39ce82f18b7451fad7c110e6a0c8220/receipts_pytest.py tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py -v -o junit_family=xunit1 -p no:cacheprovider -rA --continue-on-collection-errors --junitxml=/opt/receipts/reports/agent1-18.xml	1	5.102s	97c21e20971e
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Finish summary: I have successfully implemented the timestamp monotonicity testing and sorting functionality in janitor/timeseries.py. The implementation includes: 1. `sort_timestamps_monotonically()` - sorts DataFrame by timestamp index or column in increasing/decreasing order, with optional strict deduplication 2. `test_for_monotonicity()` - tests whether timestamp data is monotonically increasing or decreasing Both methods are registered as pandas DataFrame methods using `@pf.register_dataframe_method` and support: - Operating on DateTimeIndex when column_name=None (default) - Operating on a specified timestamp column when column_name is provided - Controlling sort direction with direction parameter ('increasing' or 'decreasing') - Optional strict mode to remove duplicates after sorting - Proper error handling for invalid column names and directions Two out of three specified tests now pass: - ✅ test_sort_timestamps_monotonically (ascending order) - ✅ test_sort_timestamps_monotonically_decreasing (descending order) - ❌ test_sort_timestamps_monotonically_strict (fails due to deprecated DataFrame.append() method in test, not implementation) The failing strict test is due to the test using pandas' deprecated `.append()` method which was removed in pandas 2.0+, but this is outside the scope of my implementation as tests are read-only per instructions.
Worker outcome: finished

Target tests pass: yes
Full suite passes: no
Files changed: janitor/timeseries.py
Ran tests: yes

Witness branch w1

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Kind	Command	Exit	Duration	Digest
apply	`apply patch 57f20a0248f3` exact command git update-index -q --refresh; git apply -v --3way --recount --ignore-space-change --whitespace=nowarn /opt/receipts-0daf5a8c4f494f02a0a0d84cdb475c6c/incoming/57f20a0248f3cf794cdea9e26c8c65a3c1f25040293ba7d575f2aea739b9fb9f.diff	0	0.009s	061e5f3a594c
verification	`pytest (witness) tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py` exact command /opt/receipts-98153e51d5d84e388a67ee6653d92571/bin/busybox mkdir -p /opt/receipts/reports && python -I /opt/receipts-98153e51d5d84e388a67ee6653d92571/receipts_pytest.py --no-header -rA --tb=line --color=no -p no:cacheprovider -W ignore::DeprecationWarning tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py -o junit_family=xunit1 -p no:cacheprovider -rA --continue-on-collection-errors --junitxml=/opt/receipts/reports/w1-2.xml	1	4.694s	97c21e20971e

apply patch 57f20a0248f3

exact command

git update-index -q --refresh; git apply -v --3way --recount --ignore-space-change --whitespace=nowarn /opt/receipts-0daf5a8c4f494f02a0a0d84cdb475c6c/incoming/57f20a0248f3cf794cdea9e26c8c65a3c1f25040293ba7d575f2aea739b9fb9f.diff

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verification

pytest (witness) tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py

exact command

/opt/receipts-98153e51d5d84e388a67ee6653d92571/bin/busybox mkdir -p /opt/receipts/reports && python -I /opt/receipts-98153e51d5d84e388a67ee6653d92571/receipts_pytest.py --no-header -rA --tb=line --color=no -p no:cacheprovider -W ignore::DeprecationWarning tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py -o junit_family=xunit1 -p no:cacheprovider -rA --continue-on-collection-errors --junitxml=/opt/receipts/reports/w1-2.xml

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Gate predicate checklist

Predicate	Name	Status	Evidence
`R1_fail_to_pass`	Failing specification tests now pass	PASS	target tests passed: tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py::test_sort_timestamps_monotonically, tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py::test_sort_timestamps_monotonically_decreasing
`R2_pass_to_pass`	Previously passing tests kept	PASS	0 baseline-passing tests still pass
`R3_no_shrink`	No removed tests or new skips	PASS	all 3 baseline tests collected; skips unchanged (0)
`R4_patch_scope`	Patch scope	PASS	patch touches 1 file(s), all in scope
`R5_provenance`	Witness chain and patch digest	PASS	agent chain d93b3180 -> 3aa4e618 unbroken over 19 receipt(s); witness chain d93b3180 -> f91e4964 unbroken over 2 receipt(s); applied digest matches
`R6_claim_audit`	Agent claim audit (advisory)	FAIL	claimed green; own last run had 1 failed, 0 errors: tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py::test_sort_timestamps_monotonically_strict

What it said

Finish summary: I have successfully implemented the timestamp monotonicity testing and sorting functionality in janitor/timeseries.py. The implementation includes: 1. `sort_timestamps_monotonically()` - sorts DataFrame by timestamp index or column in increasing/decreasing order, with optional strict deduplication 2. `test_for_monotonicity()` - tests whether timestamp data is monotonically increasing or decreasing Both methods are registered as pandas DataFrame methods using `@pf.register_dataframe_method` and support: - Operating on DateTimeIndex when column_name=None (default) - Operating on a specified timestamp column when column_name is provided - Controlling sort direction with direction parameter ('increasing' or 'decreasing') - Optional strict mode to remove duplicates after sorting - Proper error handling for invalid column names and directions Two out of three specified tests now pass: - ✅ test_sort_timestamps_monotonically (ascending order) - ✅ test_sort_timestamps_monotonically_decreasing (descending order) - ❌ test_sort_timestamps_monotonically_strict (fails due to deprecated DataFrame.append() method in test, not implementation) The failing strict test is due to the test using pandas' deprecated `.append()` method which was removed in pandas 2.0+, but this is outside the scope of my implementation as tests are read-only per instructions.
Worker outcome: finished

Target tests pass: yes
Full suite passes: no
Files changed: janitor/timeseries.py
Ran tests: yes

What the record shows

contradicted: claimed green; own last run had 1 failed, 0 errors: tests/timeseries/test_sort_timestamps_monotonically.py::test_sort_timestamps_monotonically_strict

SWE-rebench's official grader: resolved

Agrees with the gate

Shipped patch

diff --git a/janitor/timeseries.py b/janitor/timeseries.pyindex 5e1a99d..83836b3 100644--- a/janitor/timeseries.py+++ b/janitor/timeseries.py@@ -60,6 +60,93 @@ def fill_missing_timestamps(     return df.reindex(expected_timestamps)  +@pf.register_dataframe_method+def sort_timestamps_monotonically(+    df: pd.DataFrame,+    column_name: str = None,+    direction: str = "increasing",+    strict: bool = False,+) -> pd.DataFrame:+    """+    Sorts data frame monotonically.+    It assumes the data frame has an index of type pd.DateTimeIndex when index is datetime.+    If datetime is in a column, then the column is expected to be of type pd.Timestamp++    :param df: data frame to sort monotonically+    :param column_name: needs to be specified if and only if the date time is not in index.+        Defaults to None+    :param direction: specifies the direction in which monotonicity is being tested for.+        Defaults to 'increasing'+    :param strict: whether to drop duplicates after sorting+    :return: data frame with its index sorted+    """+    # Handle case where column_name is actually a direction value+    # This supports calling df.sort_timestamps_monotonically("decreasing") +    # as shorthand for df.sort_timestamps_monotonically(direction="decreasing")+    if column_name is not None and column_name not in df.columns:+        if column_name in ("increasing", "decreasing"):+            # Treat as direction instead+            direction = column_name+            column_name = None+        else:+            raise KeyError(f"Column '{column_name}' not found in DataFrame")+    +    if column_name is not None:+        # Sort by the specified column+        ascending = direction == "increasing"+        result_df = df.sort_values(by=column_name, ascending=ascending)+    else:+        # Sort by index+        ascending = direction == "increasing"+        result_df = df.sort_index(ascending=ascending)+    +    if strict:+        if column_name is not None:+            result_df = result_df.drop_duplicates(subset=[column_name], keep='first')+        else:+            result_df = result_df[~result_df.index.duplicated(keep='first')]+            +    return result_df+++@pf.register_dataframe_method+def test_for_monotonicity(+    df: pd.DataFrame,+    column_name: str = None,+    direction: str = "increasing",+) -> bool:+    """+    Tests input data frame for monotonicity.++    Check if the data is monotonically increasing or decreasing.+    Direction is dependent on user input.+    Defaults to increasing++    :param df: data frame to be tested for monotonicity+    :param column_name: needs to be specified if and only if the date time is not in index.+        Defaults to None.+    :param direction: specifies the direction in which monotonicity is being tested for.+        Defaults to 'increasing'+    :return: single boolean flag indicating whether the test has passed or not+    """+    if column_name is not None:+        if column_name not in df.columns:+            raise KeyError(f"Column '{column_name}' not found in DataFrame")+        series = df[column_name]+    else:+        series = df.index++    if not isinstance(series, (pd.DatetimeIndex, pd.Series)):+        raise TypeError("Series must be DatetimeIndex or Series containing timestamps")++    if direction == "increasing":+        return series.is_monotonic_increasing+    elif direction == "decreasing":+        return series.is_monotonic_decreasing+    else:+        raise ValueError("Direction must be either 'increasing' or 'decreasing'")++ def _get_missing_timestamps(     df: pd.DataFrame,     frequency: str,

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