BUG: Fix boxplots with manual confidence intervals passed as a numpy array #2447
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Sorry -- I'm just seeing your comment now about sneaking this in before 1.3.1, so I never tagged it for that milestone. This looks fine, so I'm going to merge. It may just make it into 1.3.2 :) |
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BUG: Fix boxplots with manual confidence intervals passed as a numpy array
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thanks @mdboom ! |
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main stuff
Basically, I had some of the user input validation logic incorrect for numpy arrays of confidence intervals on the boxplots. This is a very minor fix, with a test and baseline image.
Some of my tests are failing on something to do with fonts -- unrelated, AFAIK, to this PR. See:https://gist.github.com/phobson/6643701I think that might be triggering a Travis failure too.Hopefully this can sneak in before 1.3.1.
unimport stuff
Looking down the road a bit, I would like to propose splitting up
axes.boxplotinto two method:The idea here is that the first, high-level method calls the second. The second method allows users to place the elements of the boxplot where ever they want. But that's neither here nor there.