Jody Klymak

@jcrowgey Thanks for the encouragement. I think it is close now, including timezone help. I invested a day doing this because a) I cannot find any other way to get...

Right now CL doesn't shrink the axes yet if the axes have a fixed aspect. https://github.com/matplotlib/matplotlib/pull/17246 does this with a new kwarg, because its not super flexible.

Fair enough, but the same problem applies. The space between the subplots is, by default, spread out. I still think matplotlib/matplotlib#17246 could apply to your case - it just cares...

I see, so you want the equivalent of `bbox_inches='tight'` but at draw time instead of save time? i.e. 6, 3 is the "natural" size, but it will expand if that...

I can confirm that downgrading (`mamba install jupyterlab=3.0.0`) also fixes this issue for me.

I don't think classic notebook widgets saved the widget state either? From the point of view of reproducibility, I would argue that having the state of the figure set by...

Ah I see. I agree that if you add something in a different cell to an existing figure, it should also be saved.

Is there a way to make CI build them much more sparsely (maybe even a snapshot) and the deployed builds take the time to make the full-res movie?

Agree this is broken inadvertently. We refactored some things in colorbar, but the infinite API complexity that crept in over the years is causing problems here again. I'll try to...

BTW, a workaround here is to simply call ```python cbar.ax.set_yscale('log') ``` at the end of the script.