Fix console errors and graph display in research_CLI_Tool.html by adding Chart.js date adapter #1
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Problem
The
research_CLI_Tool.htmlpage was experiencing console errors and the timeline graph was not displaying. The browser console showed:This prevented the interactive timeline visualization from rendering, which is a key feature of the page showing AI CLI tool update history from September 18 to October 22, 2025.
Root Cause
The page uses Chart.js with a time-based x-axis for the timeline scatter chart:
Chart.js requires a separate date adapter library to handle date/time parsing and formatting when using the
type: 'time'scale. Without this adapter, the chart initialization fails.Solution
Added the official Chart.js date adapter library:
This single line addition provides the necessary date/time functionality for Chart.js to properly:
Impact
This fix enables:
The change is minimal (1 line) and follows Chart.js official documentation for enabling time scale support.
**Before Fix:** The page shows broken styling and missing graphs due to console errors preventing proper initialization.
Warning
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