cpi.update() not updating in jupyter notebook

[vnessamartinez]

The website has up to October it seems (https://www.bls.gov/data/inflation_calculator.htm) but the library only has up to August. Running cpi.update() in the notebook doesn't seem to pull anything.

[vnessamartinez]

https://data.bls.gov/timeseries/CUUR0000SA0

[palewire]

Thanks for the bug report. I'll take a look shortly.

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[palewire]

I've release version 1.0.13 with the latest data. Give that a try.

[zia240637]

cpi.update() still persist. Getting one month old data bls.gov has published the value until November-22, whereas even after cpi.update() data is only until Oct-22.


Original data:

[ShuaHousetable]

For me,the package isn't able to convert anything from 2022 for me.
Running cpi.update() doesn't seem to be helping/doing anything at all either.

[palewire]

@ShuaHousetable, what code snippet is leading to your error?

[ShuaHousetable]

@palewire for example, something as simple as:

val = cpi.inflate(1000, 2022)

Gives me:

CPIObjectDoesNotExist: Index of annual type for 2022-01-01 does not exist

[palewire]

Is there an annual value available for 2022 from BLS yet?

[palewire]

I have attempted to fix this bug in the new version released today. When you run update it now deletes the existing sqlite database and rebuilds it with a fresh data download. I'm hoping this will address the core issue. I'd appreciate if you'd give it a try.