Mateusz Paprocki

Automate release process

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In theory, releasing a new version of bokeh-scala is as simple as issuing `./sbt +publishSigned` and going to oss.sonatype.org and closing and releasing staging repository. Full process is a little...

Specifically this: ``` [info] /home/travis/build/bokeh/bokeh-scala/bokeh/src/main/scala/models/Sources.scala:55: free type: Ident(TypeName("M")) defined by columnImpl in Sources.scala:47:20 [info] c.Expr[ColumnDataSource#Column[M, T]](q"new Column(Symbol($name), $value)") [info] ```

Implementing callbacks would require implementation of JSON deserialization.

Currently glyphs and markers are naively implemented like, e.g.: ``` @model class Line extends Glyph { object x extends Spatial[Double] object y extends Spatial[Double] } ``` This suggests that the...

Currently examples only run and tested for not raising exceptions. Outputs have to be examined manually, which is obviously pretty inefficient.

trait T { val f1: F1 = ??? }; javascript { new T { val f1: F1 = ... } } compiles without error

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I was hoping for a (relatively) type safe and lightweight way of providing options to JavaScript APIs. Suppose we have: ``` scala scala> object L { def f(opt: Opt): Int...

Add support for linked crosshair

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The API needs refinement. Symbolic coordinate system from PR #12083 will be useful have to finalize the API. https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/27475/186254532-b514493f-4f0a-46da-bac9-a6d84e309223.mp4 fixes #3799

This is from zoomed in `plotting/color_scatter.py` example: 

JS document callbacks and disconnect event

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- [ ] maybe #3519 - [x] fixes #4272 - [x] fixes #11328