feat: support setting size of scatter chart markers using coordinates#7446
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feat: support setting size of scatter chart markers using coordinates#7446hcrocker-ansys wants to merge 1 commit intoplotly:masterfrom
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@archmoj please review and give feedback after the current benchmarking exercise is completed. |
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This is my first attempt at making the changes required to support absolute marker sizes by setting x1 and y1 coordinates for the scatter chart points. Ideally I would like to set absolute marker sizes in the scattergl chart for performance reasons, however I cannot figure out a way to do this with the current scattergl implementation.
#7384