Mateusz Paprocki

This works: ```py TOOLTIPS = [("desc", "@desc"), ("Wörter", "@{wörter}")] ``` i.e. full reference syntax. The short/simplified syntax only works with names that are simple identifiers. Perhaps we could extend that...

It's `InputWidget.title` in bokeh and its change handler regressed in bokeh 3.4.

> But its unclear to me when you can reuse Panel components in general. This error originates from bokeh and the root cause is bokehjs' design. bokehjs holds a mapping...

If we are talking about scroll arrows then it's a regression since 3.0 and new layout.

Remind me why we can't run snap in docker? Being able to run snap would all us to the exact version of chromium available in `bokeh/chromium`, which conveniently comes with...

Some of the CI failures are unrelated and will be fixed in PR #12631.

> `bokeh/bokehjs/test/baselines/linux/Tabs__should_allow_tabs_header_location_below_with_active_==_1.png` This shouldn't have been committed. This file is empty in this PR. Restoring the original will fix failing integration tests.

This is a duplicate of issue #182.

> For the Bokeh hover tool, my understanding was that the necessary changes would be fairly straightforward to implement but that some API changes/additions are also needed. @mattpap can correct...

I actually found a way to work around limitations related to referencing custom formatters. Consider this example (based on bokeh's `examples/plotting/customjs_hover.py`): ```py from bokeh.models import CustomJSHover, HoverTool from bokeh.plotting import...