Bump itables from 2.5.2 to 2.6.2

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Bumps itables from 2.5.2 to 2.6.2.

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Version 2.6.2

Fixed

• The typing_extensions package is required for static type checking on Python <= 3.10 (#473)

Version 2.6.1

Fixed

• We have fixed a conda build error: TypeError: typing.Any is not subscriptable (#468), and added more tests

Version 2.6.0

Added

• ITables has no dependencies (#457,#465). Also, it has been tested with Python 3.14.
• When Narwhals is installed, ITables can show cuDF and Modin DataFrames, as well as PyArrow tables. Many thanks to Marco Gorelli and to Dea María Léon for making this happen! (#325)
• We have added a new show_dtypes option. It defaults to "auto", meaning that dtypes are only shown for Polars Dataframes by default (#449)
• Another new option is show_df_type (defaults to False) to show the DataFrame or Series type (#448)
• When displaying Polars DataFrames, ITables will format floats using float_precision, if set on the pl.Config object (#447)
• The development environment for ITables is now controlled with Pixi (#453)
• A conda package is built (and attached) to each PR (#438)

Fixed

• We need to use hatch<1.16.0 to build ITables ([jupyter-builder-#40](jupyterlab/jupyter-builder#40))
• ITables now works with datadog (#451)

Changed

• We have updated the JavaScript dependencies of our Streamlit component

Changelog

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2.6.2 (2025-12-26)

Fixed

• The typing_extensions package is required for static type checking on Python <= 3.10 (#473)

2.6.1 (2025-12-14)

Fixed

• We have fixed a conda build error: TypeError: typing.Any is not subscriptable (#468), and added more tests

2.6.0 (2025-12-14)

Added

• ITables has no dependencies (#457,#465). Also, it has been tested with Python 3.14.
• When Narwhals is installed, ITables can show cuDF and Modin DataFrames, as well as PyArrow tables. Many thanks to Marco Gorelli and to Dea María Léon for making this happen! (#325)
• We have added a new show_dtypes option. It defaults to "auto", meaning that dtypes are only shown for Polars Dataframes by default (#449)
• Another new option is show_df_type (defaults to False) to show the DataFrame or Series type (#448)
• When displaying Polars DataFrames, ITables will format floats using float_precision, if set on the pl.Config object (#447)
• The development environment for ITables is now controlled with Pixi (#453)
• A conda package is built (and attached) to each PR (#438)

Fixed

• We need to use hatch<1.16.0 to build ITables ([jupyter-builder-#40](jupyterlab/jupyter-builder#40))
• ITables now works with datadog (#451)

Changed

• We have updated the JavaScript dependencies of our Streamlit component

Commits

• 8ea35da Version 2.6.2
• 3dc4eb4 typing_extensions is required for static type checking on Python <= 3.10 (#473)
• 31483aa Test ITables in a minimal/retro environment (#469)
• ee8474e New option show_df_type (#467)
• c1723f4 Render other dataframe types with Narwhals (#466)
• 9536f43 Underscore variables are not options (#456)
• 9cb7d1e Remove the dependency on typing-extensions (#465)
• d97f9a0 ITables works with Python 3.14
• b13834e Use Jupyter Book v1 to publish the book (#464)
• ea63047 New option: show_dtypes
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