Hiroaki Yutani

Glad that we made it! Please let me know if there's anything I can help in investigating revdeps.

I agree a thinner default should be better for polygon edges. Let me confirm, are you suggesting to change only the default linewidth of polygon features, not that of line...

> We can't do that Really? But, isn't the default determined base on the type of the feature...? I thought it would be not very difficult to tweak this `defaults`...

I'm not sure, but I think polygons and lines are on different layers in most cases, so that surprise should be rare.

To me, the main reason why it's justifiable to have a different default linewidth than other polygon-based geom is that it's easier to distinguish line features and polygon edges. So,...

Could you ask on plotly's repo (with a minimal reproducible example)? I'm not sure if this is what should be fixed on plotly's side, but we have too little knowledge...

Thanks for the reproducible example, I confirmed your example works with ggplot2 v3.2.1 but won't with v3.3.0 (or the current master). But, again, could you file this issue on plotly's...

@vitor-mendes-iq Ah, OK. I misunderstood your point, sorry... Here's a minimal reprex: ``` r library(ggplot2) d

@thomasp85 Sorry, at the time of implementing #3958, I thought this is the correct behaviour, but I found it didn't behave so in the past. Do you think I need...

The difference between `xlim()` and `scale_x_continuous()` is that the former automatically sets the trans to reverse when the limits are specified in the reverse order. https://github.com/tidyverse/ggplot2/blob/48268385c414702bc343e46d51144846d39232fa/R/limits.r#L118-L122 This heuristic made me...