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Easier thing to do is to use the objects API. ``` from dataclasses import dataclass import seaborn as sns import seaborn.objects as so import pandas as pd import matplotlib.pyplot as...

I looked a bit into it and I am afraid there is not much to do. Much of the time is spent in a list comprehension, which is basically calling...

> Is this happening in pandas or Matplotlib? Matplotlib. More specifically, there : https://github.com/matplotlib/matplotlib/blob/41d4149f84b40d3a90a70f81b940985b8485f04a/lib/matplotlib/dates.py#L405-L454 The offending part is in the `if` block starting on line 439 (which gets skipped in...

Yes, it is indeed called in the "no timezone" case ; however it is very fast in that case, as the underlying numpy array from pandas already has a `np.datetime64`-like...

I fixed the pixel scale issue and updated the doc ; I am merging this now and will open another PR for the plot (there are a few things I...

I don't think there is anything planned in a near future for this. I have my own code to do this if you like, as thankfully the objects API is...

> If there were an so.axhline method, I could do it in the same way I do the rest of the graph. The question is : what exactly is it...

Also, interaction with things like `facet` may be very weird.

Please provide a reproducible example. But I bet the issue is that you are passing the `hue` argument to the `FacetGrid` instead of inside `map`.

Well, there is an easy way to deal with that, which is to use the objects API (although this will not help you with the violins). Otherwise the issue you...