Alex Johnson

We are indeed working on a Dash 2.0 right now, but we're not quite ready to make the plans public yet - stay tuned, we'll be ready to share sometime...

As long as it's done in a way that's backward compatible for folks using the Flask server and interfacing directly with it via `app.server`, I think it should be fine...

Yes, Py3.6+ since Dash 2.0, so this is certainly a possibility! ASGI support isn't something that Plotly devs are planning to work on in the near future, but if you're...

@JonThom I missed this issue when you first raised it, apologies and thanks for bringing this case to our attention. The problematic line you link to is in building a...

Thanks @fraghag - I see it too and you're absolutely right that this is a bug. We'll have to poke around and see if this is a regression or simply...

@ned2 thanks for the investigation! (and apologies for the slow reply, this came in during a vacation and then slipped off my radar 🙈 ) I think you're right that...

Good point @vfilimonov - thanks for bringing it up, I think you're right that we only want the pytest plugin installed with `dash[testing]`. Unfortunately the solution isn't so clear to...

Thanks @tlauli - I can confirm the bug, and I was surprised to see that the issue seems to be specific to Dash, it doesn't happen in plain plotly.js -...

Yes, we could probably be clearer about that. I think you want `assets_folder`, which tells dash where the assets are on disk, instead of `assets_url_path` which just changes how the...

cc @LiamConnors