Legend kwarg scatteroffsets vs. scatteryoffsets #1904
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the case of `log=True`. If this is not done, there will be type exceptions. Issue #1882
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@leejjoon: As the legend guy, do you have any thoughts? |
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As far as I can see, 'scatteryoffsets' has been used in the user code (use of 'scatteroffsets' should have raise an exception). And I believe the documentation of |
…cepts a list as its first argument.
Fixed handling of `bar(.., bottom=None, log=True)`
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Fixed by #2047. |
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In current HEAD of
v1.2.xthe docstring ofAxes.legendandFigure.legendis not compatible with the kwargs accepted bylegend.Legend(and also found inlegend_handler).axes/figure docstring:
scatteroffsetslegend/legend_handler docstring/code:
scatteryoffsetsI would have fixed it and opened a pull request but I am not sure which one is intended.