Luke Davis
Luke Davis
Nevermind I wasn't properly setting the backend. It actually works, but triggers some weird behavior everytime I call `fig.show()` -- it rings the terminal bell and prints some strange characters:
Nice. Might be nice to have a whole section on nested colorbars like this in the "theory" notebook, and add some appropriate sample datasets to the colormap-building notebook.
Thanks for the report! Could you share your example images? You can click and drag the files into the comment box (you may also be able to click and drag...
Any movement on this? I've never touched the "releases" tab on Github, I do all my releases by pushing tags from my local clone of the repo, and I'm kind...
I would also appreciate this feature. Have had to publish releases to zenodo manually for a project that only uses tags throughout its history by manually downloading the codebase from...
Hi there -- it's a little confusing, but the `0.9.5.postXYZ` versions you get from installing "dev" are actually newer than 0.9.7. I just created 0.9.7 by going back in the...
Hmm not sure about that. I'll re-open
Think spanning labels across axes with different projections should be disabled automatically. I'll look into fixing that
Makes sense. Maybe that should be the default behavior when `label` is used instead of `labels` (currently they are aliases)? For now here's a clumsy workaround: ```python import numpy as...
Hmm yeah I can see that. And actually this is matplotlib's default behavior :/... not sure if any better than current proplot behavior of raising an error. Think I'll close...