Jake Vanderplas

Another possibility is to have method-based setters only for channel classes, and to replace these setters with the attributes once they're used in the chart. So this would work correctly:...

@domoritz - yes, it could be made so that would work.

We're still stalled on wrapping Vega-Lite 4.9... I think it's going to be a while before we can get to the newer Vega-Lite features, and a change like this is...

We've known the current approach is terrible for years, but the current approach is what we've found to be possible (and if I dare say, its better than nothing!) If...

> Why is it so straightforward for matplotlib and ggplot (plotnine)? Because their rendering stacks are built on codebases that can be distributed via wheels and executed natively on multiple...

> Are there any plans to address the issue at this level? No, I don't know of any plans to build a Vega-Lite renderer that does not depend on the...

Yes, the selenium version appears to be broken currently if you have a recent version of selenium installed.

Thanks - we'd definitely be open to that! Unfortunately I think there are some stale dependencies in the CI, though, so we may need to address that before doing any...

That's tricky, because pdvega aims to follow the Pandas plotting API, which doesn't support that. The way to do that in the current API is something like this: ```python data.pivot_table(index='period',...

It's not currently supported; Vega feature request is here: https://github.com/vega/vega/issues/1372 Note that it is possible to do in Vega-Lite (and thus in Altair) by injecting extra svg definitions into the...