Fix Plotly.react/Angular missing categories + axis tick labels #5345
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Borrowed from hover_label_test.js
plotly.js/test/jasmine/tests/hover_label_test.js
Lines 3712 to 3715 in 82da615
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| expect(gd._fullLayout.xaxis._categories).toEqual(['a', 'b', 'c', 'd']); |
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Fails with empty array ([]) on master
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| _hover(gd, { xval: fig.data[0].x.indexOf('a') }); | ||
| expect(d3.selectAll('g.axistext').select('text').html()).toEqual('a'); |
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Fails with empty string ('') on master
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Great fix. |
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Fixes #5318 + adds a test. Many thanks to @alexcjohnson for uncovering this solution and reproducing in CodePen! 🙂
All Jasmine expectations in the new test should fail on
master.Demo:
Before vs After
I also recreated the Angular environment in #5318 and confirmed that this fixes the problem. However, while I can use the build of plotly.js from this PR locally following the plotly via window module instructions, I unfortunately can't find a way to do the same in the stackblitz example — it can't find the Plotly window global on an uploaded
plotly.jsfile.@plotly/plotly_js