parcoords - bug fix handling undefined ranges and dticks for tickText#4011
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| coerce('ticktext'); | ||
| coerce('tickformat'); | ||
| var range = coerce('range'); | ||
| if(!range) { |
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Hmm I would move this down to the plot step. That way we don't have to loop over the data during the defaults.
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Nice fix @archmoj - I made one small comment. |
… plot - use trace._length to find extremes
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Excellent. 💃 Sorry about those intermittent test failures. I'm working on it at the moment. |
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In addition to some refactors (e.g. to avoid using one variable name in two scopes),
this PR fixes the
tickTextdefaults for undefined ranges and ticks to be used bytickText.Please note the changes in two baselines would make them look similar to what they look before #3966.
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