fix(line): correctly stack not-synced time series data. close #15742 #21071
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What does this PR do?
Create correct stacked area chart when it contains time series, regardless of them being disjunct.
Fixed issues
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Before: What was the problem?
When stacking time series, echarts decided to use stacking by index.
This causes it to place data in places where it is not: Index 0 for one time series is not necessarily the same point in time as index 0 for another time series.
After: How does it behave after the fixing?
For time series, stacking is set to stacking by dimension and an inverted index is created, allowing stacking to use the time value instead of the index for stacking. It reuses the mechanism for ordinal stacking.
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One of the following should be checked.
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I added a visual test
line-stack-disjunct-timeseries.html.Please advise whether this should be put in an existing test or can be left stand alone.
All existing visual tests that pass for 6.0.0-beta.1 pass for this PR, however some seem to be flaky. With several runs the flaky ones also pass.
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I have not tested the performance of this on a large dataset.