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Did you try to build your figure with `graph_objects` and not `plotly express` ? It seems that Plotly Express applies an unwanted sort on `path` columns when using `px.sunburst`.

@usser123 I would recommend using graphs_objects and not Plotly Express to create your sunburst trace if you want to keep the data order. Here is a basic example why on...

The issue you mentions (https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/pull/5164) was related to the order for the sunburst trace. It is already fixed and merged. The re-ordering that appears for your use case is related...

This comment has been the solution for me : https://github.com/aws/aws-elastic-beanstalk-cli-setup/issues/19#issuecomment-497930712. Seemed that powershell or windows prompt had to be run as admin to add virtualenv to PATH.

Hello @RenaudLN, could you try with deck.gl latest version ? There had been multiple updates since time (currently 8.9) Thanks in advance ! I could not look into the failed...