Jody Klymak

Yes, I'd misunderstood what `get_title` does. In my opinion it is a bit silly for it to just return the string in the title. I think 2, publicly exposing `title.title_left/right`,...

For added evidence, this is also slow with pure `datetime`. I don't know of any way to convert a list of datetimes faster than the list comprehension. Could possibly modify...

Is it possible to test without an image test by querying the fontsize? We try to minimize image tests, particularly with text, but sometimes it is unavoidable.

`minor=False` means the `set_xticks` works on the major ticks only. This seems to be working as expected?

logscale uses a formatter that labels the minor ticks if there is one or fewer major ticks. This is not super clear in the docs, but the alternative is a...

See https://matplotlib.org/stable/api/ticker_api.html#matplotlib.ticker.LogFormatter, but I think that explanation could be considerably improved.

> > logscale uses a formatter that labels the minor ticks if there is one or fewer major ticks. This is not super clear in the docs, but the alternative...

`ax.set_xticks(..., minor=False)` doesn't remove any minor ticks that may exist otherwise. ``` ax.set_xticks(np.arange(30), minor=True) ax.set_xticks(np.arange(30, 10), minor=False) ``` doesn't remove the minor ticks.

Linear scales do not have minor ticks, by default. Logarithmic scales _do_ have minor ticks, by default.

I'd get rid of it. Historically it exists in the old version of the docs, and I don't see what use it is.