Dylan Madisetti

This does not happen with the way islands generates cells, but I just checked behavior with the script and I now have this error? ```txt Traceback (most recent call last):...

Not exactly the same error: ```txt Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/dylan/1086.py", line 21, in app.run() File "/home/dylan/src/marimo/marimo/_ast/app.py", line 335, in run return self._run_sync() ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "/home/dylan/src/marimo/marimo/_ast/app.py", line 267,...

Yes! This fixes the crash- this also fixes most of the redundant plots in tutorial. However, the shared axis object still has a global response:  ```python @app.cell # cell...

This is actually a bug beyond just scripts now:  run order will change the output of this. Correct behavior should be ```diff plot 1: x, x^2 plot 2: x,...

OR, have the script response as being correct ```diff - plot 1: x, x^2 - plot 2: x, x^2, x^3 + plot 1: x, x^2, x^3, x^4 + plot 2:...

Correct is relative to design, I think both cases are valid- but ideally you'd want consistency 1. Yes, export and islands run first and then access output, so Case 2...

Oh woops. To be explicit: Case 1 ```mermaid graph TD; cell1("Cell 1\nShows x, x^2")-->cell2("Cell 2\nShows x, x^2, x^3"); cell1-->cell3("Cell 3\nShows x, x^2, x^4"); ``` Which can be made parallel because...

@akshayka I might take a stab at this over the weekend. I have something working that passes all unit tests with cloning on (except pickling, but I think that's the...

Closing with #1580

Direct HTML should be stylable in output, but markdown output looks very different from what you posted:  That being said, I wouldn't mind a san-serif styling. I wonder if...