I'd like to work on this issue

@whosford @thechargedneutron has taken it (See #10483 (comment)).

@jnothman, I guess this issue can be closed as @thechargedneutron took it in #10483 (comment) and his PR was merged. So, I assume the necessary work is already done.

They are certainly still there: http://scikit-learn.org/dev/modules/preprocessing.html#imputation-of-missing-values . I don't think @thechargedneutron has submitted a patch yet. I don't mind if someone else does and we finish this off, either

@jnothman, I'm new to contributing to open source projects and I'm trying to resolve issue #10689, the issue is about replacing a depreciated function with the new function
But when I try to replace the depreciated issue with a new issue and create a PR, my commits are facing merge conflicts because of circle ci and lgtome tools

Firstly: There is already a PR for this issue, at #10750.

Secondly: the merge conflict is not because of Circle CI and lgtm.com, but because you have made your changes to a copy of the repository that does not include the most recent commits to master.

@jnothman Thank you for the response. I'm using git fetch upstream to update my master with respect to upstream branch, but still, I'm not able to see the upstream master changes in my branch, should I be using something else to sync with upstream master

@satishjasthi , you need to

$git fetch upstream 
$git checkout master 
$git merge upstream/master 

After that your fork's master should be synced with the upstream master.

Then, you will need to rebase your branch with your fork's master.

@mohamed-ali Thanks a lot