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Convergence plots do not show up #1759

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atharva-2001 opened this issue Jul 28, 2021 · 4 comments
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Convergence plots do not show up #1759

atharva-2001 opened this issue Jul 28, 2021 · 4 comments

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@atharva-2001
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Describe the bug

The convergence plots in the first few cells do not show up in the documentation sometimes.

To Reproduce

Visit the convergence plots documentation: https://tardis-sn.github.io/tardis/io/visualization/convergence_plot

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    • GNU/Linux
    • macOS
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They however are visible if someone does this:
Peek 2021-07-28 20-06

@PommesFrittes
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Hi @atharva-2001! I am a student from University of Stuttgart and in one of my lectures, we are asked to contribute to an open-source simulation software project. For this, I would like to work on this issue.
This is what I've found out so far:
I tried to reproduce the error for common browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, Opera) and what I realized is that the error only occurs on Chromium based browsers. So I think I can limit the error tracking to Chromium. In the next step I would inspect the errors and warnings shown in the DevTools. What do you think?

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atharva-2001 commented Jan 3, 2023

Hi @PommesFrittes! I am not able to reproduce this error again when trying to do so now. If you are able to reproduce it, it would be great if you could find out why it was happening. Inspecting DevTools is definitely a good start.

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Hi @atharva-2001! When using Chromium-based browsers, I am able to consistently reproduce the error. These are the errors shown in the DevTools:
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In the RTD Theme GitHub repository, I found this very insightful issue that seems to be highly related to what we've got here: #788. The latest comment even states that the issue still pops up even now, despite being solved long ago and gives a possible solution.
At this moment, I have too little knowledge on how sphinx works exactly and what to adjust in the conf.py file in order to apply the suggested solution. I have the intention of working my way into that, but maybe someone else with more knowledge can help me out here?

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Does this still occur @atharva-2001 ?

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