Michael Waskom

Deferring until some of the challenges in #2231 are sorted out

The odd thing about this is that those tests aren't verifying computation through different means, they're just calculating the attribute the same way as should be happening internally to verify...

No, I understand that — these tests are not comparing against pre-computed expected values, everything is set up on the fly. e.g. for this test https://github.com/mwaskom/seaborn/blob/14cd3d338e00aafe009e9518bf8f01090b5fc347/seaborn/tests/test_matrix.py#L496-L500 the expected values are...

It appears that this might be an unusual issue on a very specific platform (I've never heard of it failing anywhere else) and it looks like you have a workaround...

Is this documented as working anywhere? > provided that hue is numerical (but categorical nonetheless) The problem with this logic is that seaborn can't know that you conceive of your...

(Incidentally, this specific plot should be possible with a `Stem` mark that uses `y` rather than `ymin`/`ymax`, but it demonstrates the point)

I suppose that if we add "alternate spellings" for parameter names, we could also accept "colour" and make the brits happy.

Hi @eringrant thank you so much for testing out the beta! This might not be documented (yet), but individual variables in a paired plot can be scaled (and otherwise modified...

Unfortunately not; unlike with `boxplot` there's no single underlying matplotlib function to pass `kwargs` for; they're passed to the patches as those make up the main part of the plot....

> Am I right in assuming the second approach would be preferable for supporting this feature? Not sure what you mean by "second approach"?