Kristoffer Carlsson

I (still) think that call overloading of instances is the way to go here.

Works for me: ```hk ❯ julia --project --sysimage="pythoncall.dylib" CondaPkg Found dependencies: /Users/kristoffercarlsson/.julia/packages/PythonCall/Z6DIG/CondaPkg.toml CondaPkg Removing environment ... ``` Due to the way these packages seem structured make sure that you are...

`jl_subtype_env at /cygdrive/c/buildbot/worker/package_win64/build/src\subtype.c:1851` Could be a subtyping bug. Printing out the types in https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/blob/0c2117396336fe471403f7ff9b4612a448e633a3/src/subtype.c#L1847 might help reduce this.

> Think that's a reasonable solution, or would it be better to try and find out how to lose the numbers? Sounds reasonable to me. I guess assigning a color...

Speaking of colors though, the orange ones are pretty hard to tell apart 

Yeah, maybe I would even say the earlier was a bit better? It is a hard problem though since there are quite many plots in each figure and each plot...

I think saving them as JSON (http://spencerlyon.com/PlotlyJS.jl/manipulating_plots/#saving-figures), putting them in the asset folders and then bundle the plotly js library should work....? I am many steps removed from Web development...

Seems to work as expected on linux at least.

> Is there anything I can run to help debug this? Sure, helping debugging is always appreciated.

Needs some kind of documentation for people to be able to use this.