Michael Waskom

Looked into this a little bit. The main advantage of jupytext is that a plain, less-structured (than json) text document can be the authoritative source for a file that you...

Looked into this a little further for v0.12 and think we're gonna stick with ipynb for now, for better or worse.

Thanks @EitanHemed I took care of the final touches (fixing the lint errors and test failures on pinned versions) so that this could make it into the release candidate.

Please turn this into a reproducible sample (a simple fake dataset should suffice), thanks.

Thanks! This happens because at the time the histogram is computed, the datetime data are represented as numeric values, but `bins` gets passed straight through to numpy, and so you...

While the workaround here isn't extremely obvious, I think it's pretty simple once you know what to do, and it looks like supporting bins-with-original-units would be rather complex. So I...

Sure that seems reasonable. The current approach just uses the continuous colormaps offered by matplotlib with a n approach that tries to keep the edges away from extreme values, which...

Thanks for the pointer. Unfortunately I don't think matplotlib has any machinery to place the legend outside the subplot grid *and expand the figure* to fully match what seaborn wants...

@jklymak `aspect` in seaborn (in this context) means something a little bit different than in matplotlib. I want to fix the aspect ratio of the subplot in figure coordinates, not...

It might apply in some cases, but what I'm trying to deal with is situations where the subplots get squashed inwards. e.g.: ```python f, axs = plt.subplots(1, 2, figsize=(6, 3),...