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root locus plot omega-damping grid appearing by default #1131
I'm encountering a minor issue with control.root_locus. The documentation says the default behavior has the omega-damping grid set to False, but it's appearing unless I actually set grid = False.
Here are the versions I'm working with:
control 0.10.1
matplotlib 3.10.0
I'm seeing this in both a Jupyter Notebook and Google Colab.
Ah! I think my google searching had turned up a previous version of the documentation (here). So it looks like the default behavior actually is okay. Thanks!
https://python-control.readthedocs.io does not show a "stable" option, so I guess that ReadTheDocs is failing to detect that 0.10.1 (the most recent version-like tag) should be "stable." Until we fix this, a warning banner will not be shown.
@murrayrm can you access the ReadTheDocs administrative view to check whether there is any indication of why "stable" is not being labeled? Feel free to delegate...I do not have ReadTheDocs admin access and don't know who does.
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slivingston commentedon Feb 27, 2025
Can you point to where in the documentation the default value is indicated?
There is a new release coming soon (#1130) that might already include a fix for this, but the function description in the current release docs seem to have the correct default, i.e., the value of config.defaults['rlocus.grid']
mjdunlop commentedon Feb 27, 2025
Ah! I think my google searching had turned up a previous version of the documentation (here). So it looks like the default behavior actually is okay. Thanks!
slivingston commentedon Feb 28, 2025
ReadTheDocs will add a warning banner when viewing docs from older versions or from current development (
mainbranch, but not released yet) if astableversion is known. For example, see the warning on the mypy "latest" docs: https://mypy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/builtin_types.htmlhttps://python-control.readthedocs.io does not show a "stable" option, so I guess that ReadTheDocs is failing to detect that 0.10.1 (the most recent version-like tag) should be "stable." Until we fix this, a warning banner will not be shown.
@murrayrm can you access the ReadTheDocs administrative view to check whether there is any indication of why "stable" is not being labeled? Feel free to delegate...I do not have ReadTheDocs admin access and don't know who does.