fix: set domain to (0, 1) when no data is present #1619
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Fixes bqplot#1614 If no data is present, a scale has a domain of (0, 1) but if we remove the data (set it to an empty array) afterwards, we set it to (-inf, +inf) which causes rendering issues and make the bqplot figure unable to restore itself. It is more consistent to behave like no data was passed in, and use (0, 1) for the domain.
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We need to upstream it to bqscales bqplot/bqscales#84 |
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* fix: set domain to (0, 1) when no data is present Fixes #1614 If no data is present, a scale has a domain of (0, 1) but if we remove the data (set it to an empty array) afterwards, we set it to (-inf, +inf) which causes rendering issues and make the bqplot figure unable to restore itself. It is more consistent to behave like no data was passed in, and use (0, 1) for the domain. * Update snapshots * Require bqscales recent * Update Playwright Snapshots --------- Co-authored-by: Maarten A. Breddels <maartenbreddels@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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In bqplot#1619 we reset the domain to (0, 1) when no data is present. However, this only matters when the min/max are not set.
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In bqplot#1619 we reset the domain to (0, 1) when no data is present. However, this only matters when the min/max are not set.
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* fix: domain should not be reset when min/max are set In #1619 we reset the domain to (0, 1) when no data is present. However, this only matters when the min/max are not set. * ci: pytest 8 make raises fail
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Fixes #1614
If no data is present, a scale has a domain of (0, 1) but if we remove the data afterwards (set it to an empty array) , we set it to (-inf, +inf) which causes rendering issues and make the bqplot figure unable to restore itself.
It is more consistent to behave like no data was passed in, and use (0, 1) for the domain.