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theopavlove opened this issue Mar 7, 2023 · 4 comments
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scattermode="group" not working #4094

theopavlove opened this issue Mar 7, 2023 · 4 comments

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@theopavlove
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Hi. The scattermode="group" parameter does not work for px.scatter both in 5.12 and 5.13 versions. Also tried python versions 3.10 and 3.11.

Below is the example from the documentation, which is not working as intended on my end.

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@nicolaskruchten
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Can you tell us which environment you're running this in? VSCode or Collab or...? I don't recognize it offhand :) Also, if you mouse over the logo that appears in the top-right of the figure when the cursor is over the figure, what is the Plotly.js version number listed there?

@theopavlove
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Can you tell us which environment you're running this in? VSCode or Collab or...? I don't recognize it offhand :) Also, if you mouse over the logo that appears in the top-right of the figure when the cursor is over the figure, what is the Plotly.js version number listed there?

Yep, this is VSCode 1.76.0. The Plotly.js version is 2.13.3.

@nicolaskruchten
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OK, so the problem there is that VSCode loads its own version of Plotly.js, not the one that ships with Plotly.py, and their version is behind (we're at 2.18 now). You'd need to file a bug report with the VSCode Python/Jupyter team to get them to upgrade again :)

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theopavlove commented Mar 8, 2023

OK, so the problem there is that VSCode loads its own version of Plotly.js, not the one that ships with Plotly.py, and their version is behind (we're at 2.18 now). You'd need to file a bug report with the VSCode Python/Jupyter team to get them to upgrade again :)

Nice. Okay, will do. Thank you for the quick response)

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