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Yes, makes sense that if we’re going to treat individual boxes that way on log axes we should do the same for grouped boxes. And violins too. And bars? That might be a bigger change than we can make to the default behavior without considering it breaking, ideally we’d make an option to scale either way. Moving to the plotly.js repo.
Yes, makes sense that if we’re going to treat individual boxes that way on log axes we should do the same for grouped boxes. And violins too. And bars? That might be a bigger change than we can make to the default behavior without considering it breaking, ideally we’d make an option to scale either way. Moving to the plotly.js repo.
Thank you for check this issue alex.
There is same issue for grouped bars and violins.
I'm looking forward to your great solutions!
I closed this issue and reopened again because I made a mistake to select comment.
Hi, There is an issue on boxplot when log scale applied.
fig.update_layout( boxmode = 'group', xaxis = dict(type = "log") )
As X value increases, boxplot gap decreases more and more.
I want to same gap whatever value chagned.
This issue is exntesion of #4283
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