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I'd expect the scatter plot's timescale to honor the min/max parameters when I'm using a non-native date format. It looks like it's just a typo in the code:
let minValue = min
if (min === 'auto') {
minValue = values.min
} else if (format !== 'native') {
minValue = normalize(values.min)
}
I suspect that should be:
let minValue = min
if (min === 'auto') {
minValue = values.min
} else if (format !== 'native') {
minValue = normalize(min) // <---
}
Same for max.
Also, while we're at it, the properties min, max, and useUTC are missing from the TypeScript definition for this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@chandru89new I did not, I just left it unset since that was close enough for what I was trying to do. If it matters more to you, I suspect this should be an easy PR to get through.
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I'd expect the scatter plot's timescale to honor the
min
/max
parameters when I'm using a non-native
date format. It looks like it's just a typo in the code:I suspect that should be:
Same for
max
.Also, while we're at it, the properties
min
,max
, anduseUTC
are missing from the TypeScript definition for this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: