Philipp Rudiger
Philipp Rudiger
Good plan, in fact I'd like to look at the sample data configuration anyway for pyodide.
I agree with that proposal. Let's allow deselect but not adding by default.
I'd have to look at this again in more detail and am away from my computer at least until Tuesday but iirc @mattpap made some significant changes to the UX...
Yes, it's pretty clear this needs another in-depth look. I'm out of office until tomorrow, in the meantime @mattpap could you summarize what was changed here an why.
The problem here is that Pyodide versions ship with patched versions of Bokeh and for each version of Pyodide only a single patched version of bokeh is shipped. This means...
Oh I guess @ianthomas23 didn't [update the bokeh version in pyodide](https://github.com/pyodide/pyodide/pull/4681) until last week, which means there's currently no version of pyodide that supports bokeh 3.4.0 out of the box.
>ContourPy is available in pyodide, as I have said before. Ah, that's great news, thanks!
To expand on this, the implementation in #13826 currently implements the ability to enable the contextual hit-testing behavior. However I don't think it quite matches the behavior defined here, specifically...
Reference resolution happens at the param level so I've transferred this for now and marked it as a discussion point. @MarcSkovMadsen is correct that in other scenarios we do treated...
>Does anyone remember the rationale for this behavior? Yes, @jbednar strongly argued that it would be easy to forget to declare the dependencies so this was the safe default behavior....