Andrew Pikul

I think I solved this issue https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest/pull/12854 _if you use fixture `capteesys` with `--coverage=sys`, it's like `capsys` AND you still get the reports._

I've created a polyfill to add to `conftest.py` to use this feature and warn when it is finally released: ```python @pytest.fixture(scope="function") def capteesys(request): from _pytest import capture import warnings if...

Hi thread! @stefanv There are new pre-releases slated on github of kaleido: https://github.com/plotly/Kaleido/tree/latest-tag Once Kaleido >= v1.0.0rc1 is integrated into `plotly.py` (for `figure.write_figure(PATH)` shortcut API), it will be released as...

If I convince the rest of the team the documentation that I wrote is sufficient for a *rc* I think we can push the next *rc* to pypi, I can...

Yes exactly, that's what I've failed to articulate. The kaleido api is stable in `kaleido>=v1.0.0rc1` as such: ```python import kaleido kaleido.write_fig_sync(fig, path) ``` But until the plotly integration is done,...

@stefanv, the `kaleido` api (not the `plotly.Figure.write_image()` shortcut) will be much faster and more memory efficient for batch processing and I imagine it will be a better choice for this...

My personal goal in this exercise was to reasonably enable making movies from plotly figures. Plotly animations work for simple graphs, but the new kaleido allows to output 100's of...

@stefanv I can probably fix the PR, give me a day, I should be able to do it in

I'll keep you posted

Hi @stefanv, there is https://github.com/plotly/plotly.py/pull/5062 which is slated for 6.1.0 AFAIK (this month) I will be pushing forward on some of their tasks today, let me know if there is...