Mark Silverwood

Perhaps you are having issues because you are using the same data for both the candlestick and the histogram series. Does this fix the issue? ```js useEffect(() => { if...

It depends on the type of series that the data is intended for. The library expects one of the following: - 'Line type' data, which has `value` - or 'Bar...

In principle it should be fine to add a different checker for each data type. It would probably only add a tiny bit to the bundle size and be easy...

Thank you for reporting this. This is something that could be improved and fixed on the library.

Related: #1503

Thanks @tpunt, we will have a more detailed look into this during our work for the next major release of the library.

Yes, it is a feature which you could have a go at implementing. First step would be to discuss the possible API change. Perhaps adding an optional property called `price`...

You can use a formatter function for the time: - https://tradingview.github.io/lightweight-charts/docs/api/interfaces/LocalizationOptions#timeformatter

Within the chart settings you could set [`handleScroll`](https://tradingview.github.io/lightweight-charts/docs/api/interfaces/ChartOptionsBase#handlescroll) and [`handleScale`](https://tradingview.github.io/lightweight-charts/docs/api/interfaces/ChartOptionsBase#handlescale) to `false`. Or you could just place a transparent `div` on top of the chart with the following css property...

There is a single graphics test which is failing: - make-series-hidden The gridlines are being drawn in the wrong places for all the DPRs except `1`. Golden:  Test: