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Hi There, I'm getting this error after upgrading to the latest Plotly version 5.24.0, I'm using the latest VS Code version on Windows 11 64 bit. Thanks. Version: 1.93.0 (user...

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Hello Plotly Team! I have a feature request for the tile-maps. As a worked on Figure Friday week 35 with the people map dataset, I noticed that it is currently...

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While coding with infinite scrolling I had encountered a problem with columnDefinition wrapText that takes no effect. attached is the json data: [data-short.json](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/16927334/data-short.json) Code with and without "infinite scroll" `...

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Using the example font bahnschrift. This has weights such as Light, Semi-Light and Semi-Bold. It also has styles such as Condensed and Semi-Condensed. This will error on the font validation...

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Hello, I am using plotly.py on an internal network which does not have Internet connectivity. All connections on this network require client certificates, all servers have signed certificates for which...

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Hello there! Basically I’m using a px.density_mapbox for plotting animated coordinates over a map, and using a slider which allows users to “time-travel” over the coordinates. When I hit the...

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I'm coming to report another bug on the go.Surface. As the code shown below, you can easily get the bug. The plotly go.Surface only plots the Contour_Val in rectangular shape....

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# Description Long shot but I am wondering if there is any plan to drop support for python 3.8. The question originated from a [narwhals thread](https://github.com/narwhals-dev/narwhals/issues/2084)

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After upgrading to Plotly 6.x x-axis as DateTimeIndex is not automatically detected as a time x-axis. Instead, it looks like it is UNIX epoch seconds or nanoseconds. Now on Plotly...

When displaying Plotly charts on the monitor, straight orthogonal lines such as those on the chart grid, axes, ticks, box borders etc, which are supposed to look exactingly consistent, frequently...