Peter Gaultney

Thanks to @cldougl for pointing me in this direction. I just want to throw my 2 cents in and say that, as per plotly/plotly.py#826, it would be nice if plots...

sure enough, with those two options combined my problem is actually solvable. I set `cliponaxis=False` on each of my traces, and then added margin.pad on the layout. thanks!!

An emacs issue? Are you running `ipython` inside emacs? I'm experiencing this issue and I'm an emacs user, but I'm running `ipython` directly from the shell and am not integrated...

Incidentally, one of the hardest things to debug is when you have a NoneType that can't be converted into whatever the expected type is. Without a path, currently there's no...

I am also seeing this issue. I'm not sure if the pool_id is the same as the user_poor_id in the Cognito object, but if it is, there's no guarantee that...

actually I see now that the user_pool_id passed into the Cognito object is expected to be the string that starts with `_`. And so everything works if that is supplied.

One interesting thing I've observed since reporting this is that I can get similar behavior on Ubuntu 18.04. Sometimes fil-profiler will cause the process to exit within the first few...

I'm seeing this with the Dash Table too. Python 3.8, dash 2.3.1. I am guessing it has something to do with selected rows that aren't updated at the same time...

I really appreciate this post, as it covers a lot of the ground I've been thinking about recently. The conclusion goes somewhere I can't follow, though - I think that...

yes, that's a good point, thank you for the correction. I've been assuming it was an Apollo implementation detail, but I stumbled across that section in the GraphQL docs maybe...