yfinance regularly downloads data from the internet to run the notebook examples.
Instead, the examples and notebooks should not rely on downloads, but, optimally, on a small csv example file that ships with the package for the purpose of examples. This should be "hidden" behind a load_stockdata loader function or similar.
There are already csv files in the cookbook folder which could be used for that, albeit they may have to be shortened.
Once this is done, it should be possible to entirely remove the dependency on yfinance.
yfinanceregularly downloads data from the internet to run the notebook examples.Instead, the examples and notebooks should not rely on downloads, but, optimally, on a small
csvexample file that ships with the package for the purpose of examples. This should be "hidden" behind aload_stockdataloader function or similar.There are already
csvfiles in thecookbookfolder which could be used for that, albeit they may have to be shortened.Once this is done, it should be possible to entirely remove the dependency on
yfinance.