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API: treat xunits=None and yunits=None as "default" - #17828
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| @pytest.mark.style('default') | ||
| @check_figures_equal(extensions=["png"]) | ||
| def test_overliding_units(fig_test, fig_ref): |
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l and r are next to each other on my keyboard. I wish I could blame all of my miss-spellings on poor typing as easily as this one...
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| t0 = datetime(2018, 3, 1) | ||
| t1 = datetime(2018, 3, 2) | ||
| t2 = datetime(2018, 3, 3) | ||
| t3 = datetime(2018, 3, 4) | ||
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what's the point of adding in the datetime here if that's not what's being tested?
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It is a converter class that does not care about the value of Axis.units, but I think it is worth putting units on both Axis.
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Would it be better to test using some data that does care about/use units? I'm wondering if datetime always has the units set to None all the time anyway.
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The string catarogicals do use Axis.units to store critical state (which is what broke in #11095).
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Oh woops, I missed that categoricals were being plotted too
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@tacaswell so that's what concerns me, that you're putting two potential points of failure in this test - when it fails will it be easy to see that it was the categoricals that broke this?
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All of our tests as pretty much closer to integration tests than unit tests. I am optimistic that if (when) this break who ever is debugging it will be able to sort out the root cause with out too much trouble.
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| t0 = datetime(2018, 3, 1) | ||
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| t3 = datetime(2018, 3, 4) | ||
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Would it be better to test using some data that does care about/use units? I'm wondering if datetime always has the units set to None all the time anyway.
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Just typos; otherwise looks fine.
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| This method may mutate the dictionary passed in an kwargs and | ||
| the Axes instances attached to this Axes. |
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"passed in an kwargs" -> "passed in as kwargs"
"the Axes instances" -> "the Axis instances"
If the user passes None, treat as if they had passed nothing and do not try to change the units on the respective axis. closes matplotlib#11095 Co-authored-by: David Stansby <dstansby@gmail.com>
PR Summary
If the user passes None, treat as if they had passed nothing and do
not try to change the units on the respective axis.
closes #11095
I still need to write an API changes note (even though this is fixing a regression, it is a very old regression).
I don't think this conflicts with #17824 as the improved error message is a good idea independent of if this goes in.
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