Jérôme Dockès
Jérôme Dockès
also, instead of graying it out we could hide it altogether, that might hint better that it doesn't apply (rather than is disabled), and also if users don't see the...
> instead of graying it out we could hide it altogether you can check #1011 to see what that option would look like here is the [example](https://output.circle-artifacts.com/output/job/a48d8931-09ff-4c5c-9e37-93d2038eccec/artifacts/0/doc/auto_examples/00_getting_started.html#generating-an-interactive-report-for-a-dataframe). I think this...
thanks for following up! ok let's merge the one that completely hides the dialog for now, and I'll leave this one open in case we want to discuss more /...
it seems we're fine with the current status (hiding the select when in this tab) so i'll close this issue
not sure. I would say making the decision based on the type of object is a bit more natural, but it's true that all those informations also don't bring any...
thanks! interestingly I can also reproduce it with `view_surf`, which uses completely independent machinery than `plot_surf`
> Could we have a short script to work on it ? basically the script posted above by @jsmentch: ```python import numpy as np from matplotlib import pyplot as plt...
ugh why did I not paste a link to one of them here 🤦 let's wait to see if it happens again
related: #139
closing in favor of #1121