Jonas Krimmer

Interestingly, this issue seems to be fixed by normalizing the data manually to the 0 .. 1 range instead of using the colorrange argument: ``` using GLMakie let x =...

While I do not have any suggestions regarding where to put any additional methods, I'm ready to deliver my code: ```julia using PlotlyJS using StatsBase function plotly_hist(x::AbstractVector{T}, nbins::Integer; normalize::Bool =...

I am encountering the same issue on 1.6.0-rc1. However, the generated plots are not displayed in the Blink window. @robsmith11 Are you able to reproduce this issue on the nightly...

Honestly, I do not know anything about this api, yet. However, I will try to look into this.

@ericphanson Thanks a lot for this hint, this commit does provide a workaround for the issue. Actually, building the package on an 1.6.0-rc3 build creates an (in my case empty)...

Unfortunately, using the allow_inf flag only allows writing the JSON files containing NaN values. However, dash cannot plot these values... I have not figured out how to resolve this issue,...

Thanks a lot for the suggestion, using nothing instead of Inf or NaN circumvents the issue. Maybe it would be nice to have this replacement happening inside Dash?

The reason is the handling of multi-dimensional arrays in JSON3 [ Handling of multi-dimensional arrays #196 ](https://github.com/quinnj/JSON3.jl/issues/196). We can work around this issue by converting multi-dimensional arrays into arrays of...