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Every finding was reproduced on main before the change and has a regression test after it; UI-visible fixes carry before/after evidence under spec/assets. Kernel (channel.py, interaction.py, lod.py): a non-string message type returns None instead of raising in the dispatcher; pick/click bound-check against the rows the columns hold (histogram bins, hexbin cells) and also catch IndexError; a subnormal-span density_view is dropped by normalize_window and aligned_window no longer overflows on tiny normal spans; view_change records only finite, ordered, non-empty ranges so view_state() round-trips into state_patch_message. API (components.py, _figure.py, _payload.py, channels.py, columns.py, facets.py): a log axis warns (RuntimeWarning) when it drops non-positive points instead of doing so silently; non-finite continuous color/size values exclude the row from geometry, shipped_sel and static exports instead of painting as the colormap floor; sankey_chart accepts xy.sankey(...) like every other *_chart; a hand-built xy.Mark is completed with the factory's defaults instead of KeyError; bare pyarrow string arrays become categorical axes; facet_chart(by='missing') is a ValueError. Client (30_ticks.ts, 50_chartview.ts) and exporters (_svg.py): a log axis with fewer than two decade ticks in view falls back to linear ticks over the span, identically in TS and Python; legend-hidden category points are out of the hover pipeline (the CPU-nearest fallback skips hidden rows and scans the full pre-filter range). Exports (_pdf.py, _svg.py): PDF honors font-style, font-family (base-14 mapping), letter-spacing and opacity on text; XML-illegal control characters are dropped by escape() so SVG and PDF always produce well-formed output. pyplot: ticklabel_format configures the ScalarFormatter instead of breaking export; spans and rules autoscale like matplotlib's dataLim, reach the exported chart as the axis domain, and take label=; series.plot(ax=) works with pandas' locators; datetime limits, ticks and fill_between coordinates; legend(handles=, labels=), integer and tuple loc, Line2D/Patch/Rectangle legend proxies; zorder/clip_on/rasterized/... as documented compat-noops; plt.subplot(n, m, i) creates only the requested cell; callable plt.cm.* colormaps; BarPatch geometry getters; and the common kwargs the audit found rejected (facecolors='none', tick_label=, log=True, hist(bottom=, align=), text(alpha=), hlines(linestyle=), errorbar(capthick=, mfc=, mec=, mew=), colorbar(fraction=)). Spec updated alongside: wire-protocol.md, interaction.md §10, renderer-architecture.md §6, chart-grammar.md, styling.md, chart-kind-contract.md, export.md §2/§9, capability-matrix.md (regenerated), compat.md / compat-matrix.md / shim-todo.md / compat-changelog.md.
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…l in tests, cheapen the channel finite probe - docs/styling/capabilities.md is generated from the capability registry and had been regenerated but not committed. - tests/test_api_p1_fixes.py imports pyarrow lazily via importorskip; the Python-floor job has no pyarrow. - _finite_sel probes each continuous channel with NumPy's isfinite().all() and hands only channels that actually hold a non-finite value to the native valid_indices_f64 scan; the unconditional native scan had cost the first-payload continuous-channel benchmark ~17%.
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tests/pyplot/corpus/56_partial_subplots_legend_proxies.py (1)
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tick_label=Noneexercises nothing.
Noneis the default fortick_label, so_bar_likepops it and skips_apply_bar_tick_labels. The module docstring says this corpus covers the bar labeling idiom. Either pass real labels or drop the keyword.♻️ Proposed change
-bars = bottom.bar(["a", "b", "c"], [1, 2, 3], yerr=[0.1, 0.2, 0.3], tick_label=None) +bars = bottom.bar(["a", "b", "c"], [1, 2, 3], yerr=[0.1, 0.2, 0.3])🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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301-312: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd an autouse teardown that closes figures in this module.
The subplot tests call
plt.subplot(...)on the implicit current figure and then assert an exact axes count. Any earlier test in the module that leaves a current figure with axes changes that count. The sibling new test filetests/pyplot/test_p1_axes_dates_spans.pydefines an autouseplt.close("all")fixture for the same reason; this module does not.Add the same fixture so test order cannot change the result.
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LEGEND_CODES = ( "best", @@ ) +@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) +def _close_all(): + yield + plt.close("all") + + def _matplotlib(): return pytest.importorskip("matplotlib")🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@js/src/50_chartview.ts`:
- Around line 8922-8926: Add a bar-specific filtering step alongside
_filterScatterRows that gathers visible indices and rebuilds/reuploads posBuf,
value1Buf, and value0Buf before updating g.n. Ensure _drawBars receives only
visible rows, including visible categories after non-prefix hidden rows, while
preserving the existing CPU hover filtering.
In `@python/xy/channel.py`:
- Around line 292-295: Update the exception handling around fig.pick() so
IndexError returns a pick_result response with content.get("seq") and row set to
None. Keep TypeError and ValueError handling silent without sending a reply.
- Around line 343-344: Update the exception handler in the view_change
range-coercion path around raw_range to catch OverflowError from float
conversion, ensuring oversized endpoints are treated as malformed input and the
handler returns None without escaping the dispatcher.
In `@python/xy/components.py`:
- Around line 7215-7228: Update the final no-links/no-children branch of
sankey_chart to validate mark_kwargs before constructing sankey(links,
**mark_kwargs), raising the same “without links” ValueError used by the sibling
branch. Preserve the existing empty-diagram behavior for bare calls with no
options.
In `@python/xy/facets.py`:
- Around line 98-99: Update the facet column lookup exception handler to catch
only KeyError, TypeError, and IndexError, preserving their existing ValueError
normalization while allowing all other backend and data exceptions to propagate
unchanged.
In `@python/xy/pyplot/_plot_types.py`:
- Around line 1391-1398: Update the RGB(A) tuple detection in the hlines
color-selection logic and the matching _vlines_entry check to exclude string and
bytes elements before applying np.isscalar. Preserve numeric 3- or 4-value
RGB(A) handling while ensuring 3- or 4-name color lists follow the documented
first-entry-wins behavior.
In `@tests/test_pdf_export.py`:
- Line 387: Update the _text_width_px assertion to compare the upright and
slanted font faces, replacing the duplicated upright argument on the right side
with slanted.
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In `@tests/pyplot/corpus/56_partial_subplots_legend_proxies.py`:
- Line 21: Update the bar call using _bar_like to either provide actual tick
labels or remove the redundant tick_label=None argument; preserve the corpus’s
intended coverage of the bar labeling idiom.
In `@tests/pyplot/test_p1_kwargs_legend_subplot.py`:
- Around line 301-312: Add an autouse module-level fixture matching the cleanup
pattern in test_p1_axes_dates_spans.py that closes all pyplot figures during
teardown. Ensure it applies to the subplot tests, including
test_subplot_creates_only_the_requested_cells, so each test starts without
figures left by earlier tests.
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In `@python/xy/_payload.py`:
- Around line 508-516: Update _density_trace_spec and the continuous-channel
aggregation flow to apply the shared valid-row selection before binning, color
averaging, and channel sampling, excluding non-finite color or size rows rather
than treating them as normalized floor values. Add a dense-scatter regression
test covering invalid channel values.
In `@tests/test_api_p1_fixes.py`:
- Line 20: Remove the module-level pytest.importorskip("pyarrow") in
tests/test_api_p1_fixes.py and move the PyArrow import/skip logic into only the
tests that require it, so non-PyArrow tests in the module still execute when
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Thirty-three review findings across two bots. Each was verified before being acted on; three turned out not to be valid and are answered with evidence rather than a change. Kernel: an out-of-range pick replies `pick_result` with a null row so the client clears its hover, instead of dropping the message; the pick bound is kind-aware, so a histogram with more bins than samples is fully pickable while errorbar keeps its advertised-count cap. Sweeping every message kind for the reported `float()` overflow found eight paths, not one — `view` bounds and `px`, `density_view` bounds and `w`, both `view_change` shapes, `select` and `select_polygon` — all fixed at the root in the window coercion helpers, with eleven oversized-integer messages added to the malformed corpus. Five of the six spans in the tiny-window test collapsed to zero at its base value, so it had been asserting nothing; re-anchored, with a spy asserting the guarded path is actually reached. API: the non-finite continuous colour/size exclusion now covers the whole density path — binning, the mean-colour plane, the sample overlay, the pyramid, and the padded drill window — not just the direct tier, and the rectangle family excludes non-finite size as well as colour. `_subset_data` uses the Arrow-aware materialization so a named Arrow column in a mapping subsets like a direct array; facet column lookup catches only the three table-lookup errors instead of bare `Exception`; `sankey_chart(node_width=…)` with no links names the extraneous keyword. Client: a subnormal log window ticks its endpoints instead of showing nothing. Two reported hover defects proved unreachable through the public API — `append_data` rejects the categorical colour channels that filtering requires, and no bar-emitting mark builds a categorical channel at all — so the dead guard is removed, the limit is recorded in the spec with what a user actually sees, and two tripwire tests fail the moment either premise becomes reachable. Exports: the font-width test compared a value with itself; it now pins the genuine slanted copies against their uprights and Times italics against their own AFM widths, all six tables checked against matplotlib's bundled files. The XML-illegal set is now proven equal to the XML 1.0 Char production over all code points, so the sampled cases are demonstrably representative. pyplot: ScalarFormatter clamps exponents so extreme axes format and export; datetime ticks pin the axis kind in either authoring order; `get_cmap` with a size resamples a qualitative palette like matplotlib; a colour-name list for `hlines` takes its first entry instead of crashing; hidden titles and labels really disappear; proxy markers follow their handle's visibility; the partial subplot grid records its dimensions for `tight_layout`. Tests: the pyarrow skip is scoped to the five tests that need it, so the other twenty-one guard the P1 fixes on the Python-floor job.
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In `@python/xy/pyplot/_axes.py`:
- Line 2583: Update the bar plotting flow around _apply_bar_tick_labels so
tick_label receives the original, pre-alignment positions rather than the cats
values shifted by align="edge". Preserve the existing aligned positions for bar
geometry while passing the unmodified input positions to _apply_bar_tick_labels.
In `@tests/test_log_ticks_within_decade.py`:
- Line 279: Update the assertion in the test to compare tuple(svg_labels)
directly with tuple(narrow), enforcing exact browser-to-SVG label parity instead
of accepting any value from py_options.
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<violation number="1" location="python/xy/pyplot/_mplfig.py:396">
P2: When a ratioed subplot grid is followed by a numeric subplot of another shape, `tight_layout()` now raises because this assignment changes the global dimensions without reconciling the existing ratio tuples. Preserve ratios per subplot grid or clear/revalidate them before updating `_nrows` and `_ncols`.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="python/xy/_payload.py:1306">
P2: When an oversized density trace has non-finite color or size rows, `visible` includes rows excluded from the grid and overlay. Report the finite-row count in this branch, such as `len(xs)`, so density metadata matches the rendered data.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="python/xy/_payload.py:1313">
P2: When a static export contains any non-finite continuous channel row, this guard forces an O(N) pick-row allocation even though raster output has no point overlay. Keep the raster path count/grid-only after filtering, or add a count-only density kernel, so large exports do not materialize unused row IDs.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="js/src/30_ticks.ts:58">
P2: For subnormal windows whose endpoints fall in the same one-decimal exponential bucket, this fallback adds two ticks but formats both as the same label, such as `1.0e-320`. Preserve the endpoint ticks while formatting the pair with enough exponential precision to keep their labels distinct.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="python/xy/pyplot/_artists.py:425">
P2: When a `Line2D` has markers, `set_transform` now transforms the marker entry twice because this method returns it as a companion and `Artist.set_transform` also processes `_marker_entries()`. Deduplicate the transform pass or remove the separate marker iteration so marker coordinates receive the transform exactly once.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="python/xy/interaction.py:940">
P1: When a spatial index is present on a density scatter with a non-finite continuous size, the spatial exact branch bypasses `finite_rows` and puts the invalid row back into the density grid and `visible` count. Skip the position-only spatial-index path whenever `finite_rows` is active, or add a row-aware filter before gathering and binning.
(Based on your team's feedback about filtering non-finite continuous channels in density.)</violation>
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P2: When `scilimits` has an upper bound above 300, `_order_of_magnitude` clamps the exponent before comparing it with that bound. A `1e308` tick set with `scilimits=(0, 307)` therefore uses plain formatting and emits huge fixed-point labels; compare the raw exponent with `low`/`high`, then clamp only the exponent used for scaling.</violation>
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| # join the same visible-row space, so counts, mean colors, and drill | ||
| # selections all skip them; None on the common all-finite path. Only the | ||
| # legend mask disables the pyramid below — it is built over finite rows. | ||
| finite_rows = channels.finite_channel_rows(t) |
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P1: When a spatial index is present on a density scatter with a non-finite continuous size, the spatial exact branch bypasses finite_rows and puts the invalid row back into the density grid and visible count. Skip the position-only spatial-index path whenever finite_rows is active, or add a row-aware filter before gathering and binning.
(Based on your team's feedback about filtering non-finite continuous channels in density.)
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<comment>When a spatial index is present on a density scatter with a non-finite continuous size, the spatial exact branch bypasses `finite_rows` and puts the invalid row back into the density grid and `visible` count. Skip the position-only spatial-index path whenever `finite_rows` is active, or add a row-aware filter before gathering and binning.
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@@ -919,7 +932,18 @@ def density_view(
+ # join the same visible-row space, so counts, mean colors, and drill
+ # selections all skip them; None on the common all-finite path. Only the
+ # legend mask disables the pyramid below — it is built over finite rows.
+ finite_rows = channels.finite_channel_rows(t)
+ if finite_rows is None:
+ vis_rows = legend_rows
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| ax = self.add_axes(rect) | ||
| # add_axes() models free-form panels as a 1×N row; record the | ||
| # requested grid so tight_layout & co. size chrome for it. | ||
| self._nrows, self._ncols = nrows, ncols |
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P2: When a ratioed subplot grid is followed by a numeric subplot of another shape, tight_layout() now raises because this assignment changes the global dimensions without reconciling the existing ratio tuples. Preserve ratios per subplot grid or clear/revalidate them before updating _nrows and _ncols.
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<comment>When a ratioed subplot grid is followed by a numeric subplot of another shape, `tight_layout()` now raises because this assignment changes the global dimensions without reconciling the existing ratio tuples. Preserve ratios per subplot grid or clear/revalidate them before updating `_nrows` and `_ncols`.</comment>
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@@ -391,6 +391,9 @@ def add_subplot(self, *args: Any, **kwargs: Any) -> Axes:
ax = self.add_axes(rect)
+ # add_axes() models free-form panels as a 1×N row; record the
+ # requested grid so tight_layout & co. size chrome for it.
+ self._nrows, self._ncols = nrows, ncols
ax._subplot_spec = _SubplotSpec(grid, (row, row + 1), (col, col + 1))
ax._subplot_key = subplot_key
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| # tier (§19): they leave the count grid, the mean-color plane, and the | ||
| # sample overlay here exactly as they leave the direct tier through | ||
| # `_finite_sel`. None on the common all-finite path (cached probe). | ||
| rows = channels.finite_channel_rows(t) |
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P2: When an oversized density trace has non-finite color or size rows, visible includes rows excluded from the grid and overlay. Report the finite-row count in this branch, such as len(xs), so density metadata matches the rendered data.
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<comment>When an oversized density trace has non-finite color or size rows, `visible` includes rows excluded from the grid and overlay. Report the finite-row count in this branch, such as `len(xs)`, so density metadata matches the rendered data.</comment>
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@@ -1303,10 +1299,19 @@ def _density_trace_spec(self, t: Trace, xr, yr, w, h, pw: "_PayloadWriter") -> d
+ # tier (§19): they leave the count grid, the mean-color plane, and the
+ # sample overlay here exactly as they leave the direct tier through
+ # `_finite_sel`. None on the common all-finite path (cached probe).
+ rows = channels.finite_channel_rows(t)
+ xs, ys = t.x.values, t.y.values
+ if rows is not None:
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| by, (by0, by1) = self._binning_coords(t.y_axis, ys, yr) | ||
| full_identity = ( | ||
| (not categorical or compact_categorical) | ||
| rows is None |
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P2: When a static export contains any non-finite continuous channel row, this guard forces an O(N) pick-row allocation even though raster output has no point overlay. Keep the raster path count/grid-only after filtering, or add a count-only density kernel, so large exports do not materialize unused row IDs.
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<comment>When a static export contains any non-finite continuous channel row, this guard forces an O(N) pick-row allocation even though raster output has no point overlay. Keep the raster path count/grid-only after filtering, or add a count-only density kernel, so large exports do not materialize unused row IDs.</comment>
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@@ -1303,10 +1299,19 @@ def _density_trace_spec(self, t: Trace, xr, yr, w, h, pw: "_PayloadWriter") -> d
+ by, (by0, by1) = self._binning_coords(t.y_axis, ys, yr)
full_identity = (
- (not categorical or compact_categorical)
+ rows is None
+ and (not categorical or compact_categorical)
and not (t.x.zone.null_count or t.y.zone.null_count)
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| // endpoints are always representable, so they stand in as the ticks | ||
| // (the formatter is exponential there regardless of step). A degenerate | ||
| // lo === hi keeps linearTicks' single tick. | ||
| const ticks = linear.ticks.length < 2 && a < b ? [a, b] : linear.ticks; |
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P2: For subnormal windows whose endpoints fall in the same one-decimal exponential bucket, this fallback adds two ticks but formats both as the same label, such as 1.0e-320. Preserve the endpoint ticks while formatting the pair with enough exponential precision to keep their labels distinct.
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<comment>For subnormal windows whose endpoints fall in the same one-decimal exponential bucket, this fallback adds two ticks but formats both as the same label, such as `1.0e-320`. Preserve the endpoint ticks while formatting the pair with enough exponential precision to keep their labels distinct.</comment>
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@@ -49,7 +49,15 @@ export function logTicks(lo, hi, target = 6) {
+ // endpoints are always representable, so they stand in as the ticks
+ // (the formatter is exponential there regardless of step). A degenerate
+ // lo === hi keeps linearTicks' single tick.
+ const ticks = linear.ticks.length < 2 && a < b ? [a, b] : linear.ticks;
+ const step = ticks === linear.ticks ? linear.step : b - a;
+ return { ticks, labels: ticks, step, log: true };
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| # The marker overlay of ``plot(..., marker=)`` (or a proxy's marker) is | ||
| # part of the same Matplotlib Line2D: visibility, alpha, and transform | ||
| # mutations must move it too, not only the line. | ||
| return [entry for entry in self._marker_entries() if entry is not self._entry] |
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P2: When a Line2D has markers, set_transform now transforms the marker entry twice because this method returns it as a companion and Artist.set_transform also processes _marker_entries(). Deduplicate the transform pass or remove the separate marker iteration so marker coordinates receive the transform exactly once.
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<comment>When a `Line2D` has markers, `set_transform` now transforms the marker entry twice because this method returns it as a companion and `Artist.set_transform` also processes `_marker_entries()`. Deduplicate the transform pass or remove the separate marker iteration so marker coordinates receive the transform exactly once.</comment>
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@@ -412,8 +413,16 @@ def __init__(self, *args: Any, **kwargs: Any) -> None:
+ # The marker overlay of ``plot(..., marker=)`` (or a proxy's marker) is
+ # part of the same Matplotlib Line2D: visibility, alpha, and transform
+ # mutations must move it too, not only the line.
+ return [entry for entry in self._marker_entries() if entry is not self._entry]
@staticmethod
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| finite = locs[np.isfinite(locs)] | ||
| if not self._scientific or finite.size == 0 or not np.any(finite): | ||
| return 0 | ||
| oom = self._bounded_exponent( |
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P2: When scilimits has an upper bound above 300, _order_of_magnitude clamps the exponent before comparing it with that bound. A 1e308 tick set with scilimits=(0, 307) therefore uses plain formatting and emits huge fixed-point labels; compare the raw exponent with low/high, then clamp only the exponent used for scaling.
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<comment>When `scilimits` has an upper bound above 300, `_order_of_magnitude` clamps the exponent before comparing it with that bound. A `1e308` tick set with `scilimits=(0, 307)` therefore uses plain formatting and emits huge fixed-point labels; compare the raw exponent with `low`/`high`, then clamp only the exponent used for scaling.</comment>
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@@ -551,31 +551,48 @@ def format_ticks(self, values: Any) -> list[str]:
if not self._scientific or finite.size == 0 or not np.any(finite):
return 0
- oom = int(math.floor(math.log10(float(np.max(np.abs(finite[finite != 0]))))))
+ oom = self._bounded_exponent(
+ math.floor(math.log10(float(np.max(np.abs(finite[finite != 0])))))
+ )
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| # candidate only when it really holds a non-finite value. Resolved | ||
| # categorical codes are u8/u32 and therefore always finite; no | ||
| # source-sized pass is needed for them. | ||
| candidates.extend(channels.nonfinite_channel_arrays(t, len(x0v))) |
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P2: When a rectangle-family trace is decimated, _rect_finite_sel skips continuous channel checks because x0v is shorter than the canonical channel. Carry the canonical source_sel into the helper and filter channel values in that local row space before shipping.
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<comment>When a rectangle-family trace is decimated, `_rect_finite_sel` skips continuous channel checks because `x0v` is shorter than the canonical channel. Carry the canonical `source_sel` into the helper and filter channel values in that local row space before shipping.</comment>
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@@ -2013,17 +2013,14 @@ def _rect_finite_sel(
+ # candidate only when it really holds a non-finite value. Resolved
+ # categorical codes are u8/u32 and therefore always finite; no
+ # source-sized pass is needed for them.
+ candidates.extend(channels.nonfinite_channel_arrays(t, len(x0v)))
if not candidates:
return None
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| def _svg_x_labels(fig) -> list[bytes]: |
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P3: The _svg_x_labels helper and the inline text-anchor=end regex in the y-axis check match every SVG text element whose attribute list happens to end with the given text-anchor value, and collect all of them into one flat list. This makes the assertions brittle two ways: they depend on exact attribute ordering in _svg.py, so if tick-label emission ever appends another attribute after text-anchor (several emit sites already put font-size or dominant-baseline after it) the test silently matches a different or empty set and loses coverage of the intended tick labels; and they capture any other middle/end-anchored text such as an axis title, legend, or annotation, so adding such text breaks the test even when the tick labels are correct. Anchor the extraction to the actual tick-label elements or assert only the tick-label subset.
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<comment>The `_svg_x_labels` helper and the inline text-anchor=end regex in the y-axis check match every SVG text element whose attribute list happens to end with the given text-anchor value, and collect all of them into one flat list. This makes the assertions brittle two ways: they depend on exact attribute ordering in _svg.py, so if tick-label emission ever appends another attribute after text-anchor (several emit sites already put font-size or dominant-baseline after it) the test silently matches a different or empty set and loses coverage of the intended tick labels; and they capture any other middle/end-anchored text such as an axis title, legend, or annotation, so adding such text breaks the test even when the tick labels are correct. Anchor the extraction to the actual tick-label elements or assert only the tick-label subset.</comment>
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@@ -403,6 +436,37 @@ def test_set_xticks_accepts_datetime_likes():
_export_all(fig2)
+def _svg_x_labels(fig) -> list[bytes]:
+ return re.findall(rb'text-anchor="middle">([^<]*)<', _export_all(fig)["svg"])
+
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| includes the oversized-integer case: JSON admits an integer literal of any | ||
| length, and `float()` on one past the f64 ceiling raises `OverflowError` | ||
| rather than `ValueError`, so every numeric field — window bounds, `px`/`w`/ | ||
| `h`, polygon points, legend categories — rejects it like any other bad |
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P3: The spec groups legend categories with the fields rejected via float()-OverflowError, but legend categories go through _integer_id/operator.index (interaction.py:48) and are rejected by a ValueError range/channel check, not OverflowError. Since this doc is the source of truth, scope the oversized-integer claim to the float-coerced fields (window bounds, px/w/h, polygon points) or note legend categories reject through the integer/range path instead.
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<comment>The spec groups legend categories with the fields rejected via float()-OverflowError, but legend categories go through `_integer_id`/`operator.index` (interaction.py:48) and are rejected by a ValueError range/channel check, not OverflowError. Since this doc is the source of truth, scope the oversized-integer claim to the float-coerced fields (window bounds, px/w/h, polygon points) or note legend categories reject through the integer/range path instead.</comment>
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@@ -20,8 +20,13 @@ returns either `None` or `(message, buffers)`, where `buffers` is a list of
+ includes the oversized-integer case: JSON admits an integer literal of any
+ length, and `float()` on one past the f64 ceiling raises `OverflowError`
+ rather than `ValueError`, so every numeric field — window bounds, `px`/`w`/
+ `h`, polygon points, legend categories — rejects it like any other bad
+ value. Client-supplied data never raises; exceptions from *user callbacks*
+ do propagate. A dropped
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In `@python/xy/interaction.py`:
- Line 1174: Update the sibling filter-field condition in the density_view reply
construction to check legend_rows instead of vis_rows, matching the corrected
binning condition and the existing drill-points handling. Preserve filter
generation only when legend rows are present, so finite-row filtering without
legend hiding does not add a spurious hidden_categories field.
- Around line 657-670: The append_data path must invalidate the existing pyramid
when an appended in-domain row has a non-finite size value, rather than updating
it with only ax and ay. Update the relevant append_data logic so it checks
t.size_ch consistently with _ensure_pyramid and rebuilds or clears the pyramid
before later density_view calls can use an inflated count.
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| # Rows whose continuous color/size is non-finite are not drawn (§19), so | ||
| # they are not counted or averaged here either; the pyramid then stays | ||
| # valid for every view of such a trace (only the legend mask bypasses it). | ||
| rows = channels.finite_channel_rows(t) | ||
| if rows is None: | ||
| xs, ys = t.x.values, t.y.values | ||
| bin_colors = trace_bin_colors(t) | ||
| else: | ||
| xs, ys = t.x.values[rows], t.y.values[rows] | ||
| bin_colors = channels.resolve_bin_colors(t.color_ch, rows) | ||
| if bin_colors is not None: | ||
| handle = kernels.pyramid_build_color( | ||
| t.x.values, t.y.values, x0, x1, y0, y1, base_dim, **bin_colors | ||
| ) | ||
| handle = kernels.pyramid_build_color(xs, ys, x0, x1, y0, y1, base_dim, **bin_colors) | ||
| else: | ||
| handle = kernels.pyramid_build(t.x.values, t.y.values, x0, x1, y0, y1, base_dim) | ||
| handle = kernels.pyramid_build(xs, ys, x0, x1, y0, y1, base_dim) |
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Invalidate the pyramid when appending a non-finite size value. _ensure_pyramid excludes non-finite size rows, but append_data updates an existing pyramid with only ax and ay. The native count pyramid cannot inspect t.size_ch, so an in-domain appended row with a non-finite size is counted. A later zoomed-out density_view can report an inflated count.
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In `@python/xy/interaction.py` around lines 657 - 670, The append_data path must
invalidate the existing pyramid when an appended in-domain row has a non-finite
size value, rather than updating it with only ax and ay. Update the relevant
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| "visible": visible, | ||
| "reduction": plan.reduction, | ||
| "binning": binning if vis_rows is None else binning + "-masked", | ||
| "binning": binning if legend_rows is None else binning + "-masked", |
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Fix the sibling filter-field check right below this line to use legend_rows, not vis_rows.
This line correctly switches the -masked binning suffix from vis_rows to legend_rows, so finite-row-only filtering (no legend hiding) no longer marks the reply as masked. Two lines below (line 1177, unchanged in this diff), entry["filter"] = _legend_filter_spec(t) still gates on if vis_rows is not None:. That is the same fix that line 1174 makes here, and that line 1125 (the drill-points reply, earlier in this same function) already makes correctly. The remaining check at line 1177 was missed.
Consequence: for any trace with a non-finite continuous color/size value (the exact case this PR's finite-row filtering targets), every non-drill density_view reply — pyramid-composed, no-rescan, or exact-bin2d — now carries a spurious filter: {"hidden_categories": []} field even when no legend hiding has ever happened on that figure. This contradicts the binning field on the same reply, which (thanks to this line's fix) correctly reports "not masked."
Change line 1177's condition to if legend_rows is not None: to match the other two fixed sites in this function.
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In `@python/xy/interaction.py` at line 1174, Update the sibling filter-field
condition in the density_view reply construction to check legend_rows instead of
vis_rows, matching the corrected binning condition and the existing drill-points
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Fixes the 21 open P1 findings from the 0.0.7 framework audit (the 22nd, duplicate tick labels past 1e6, shipped in #507). Every finding was reproduced on
origin/mainbefore the change and has a regression test after it. UI-visible fixes carry before/after screenshots below, captured from the pristine v0.0.7 build and this branch with the same chart and gesture.Kernel (
channel.py,interaction.py,lod.py)typereturnsNoneinstead of raisingTypeErrorin the dispatcher.pick/clickbound-check against the rows the columns actually hold (histogram: bins, not samples; hexbin likewise);IndexErroris also caught as defense in depth.density_viewwith a subnormal span is dropped bynormalize_window(belowsys.float_info.min) andaligned_windowno longer overflows on tiny normal spans (math.ldexp, non-finite guards).view_changerecords only finite, ordered, non-empty ranges, soview_state()always round-trips intostate_patch_message(was P2).API (
components.py,_figure.py,_payload.py,channels.py,columns.py,facets.py)RuntimeWarningnaming the axis, the count dropped, and thenonpositive=remedy instead of silently dropping non-positive points (§28).color=/size=values exclude the row from geometry,shipped_sel, and static exports (matplotlib's "bad" colour) instead of painting as the colormap floor.sankey_chart(xy.sankey(...))accepts the mark like every other*_chart.xy.Mark(kind=...)is completed with the factory's defaults (one source of truth, cached factory call) instead ofKeyError; a 22-kind sweep test asserts build-or-ValueError.Array/ChunkedArray/DictionaryArraystrings become categorical axes like the pandasstring[pyarrow]path.facet_chart(by='missing')raisesValueError, notKeyError.Client (
30_ticks.ts,50_chartview.ts) with matching exporters (_svg.py)fmtLinearlabels;_log_ticksdoes the same so SVG/PNG/PDF agree (TS↔Python parity test over 12 ranges)._visInv < 0rows and scans the full pre-filter row range, so the nearest visible row wins or nothing does. The keyboard a11y walk is unchanged.Exports (
_pdf.py,_svg.py)font-style(Oblique/Italic faces),font-family(serif→Times, monospace→Courier, everything else→Helvetica; AFM widths for anchoring),letter-spacing(Tc), andopacity(ExtGState) on text, as the capability matrix claimed.escapedrops XML-illegal code points (C0 except\t\n\r, surrogates, U+FFFE/FFFF) so SVG parses and PDF exports for any label text.pyplot (
python/xy/pyplot/)ticklabel_formatconfigures the axisScalarFormatter(plain/sci/mathtext,scilimits,useOffsetas a documented no-op) instead of crashing export.dataLim(verified against matplotlib 3.11 in-test), reach the exported chart as the axis domain, andlabel=produces legend rows.series.plot(ax=)/df.plot(ax=): pandas'TimeSeries_*tickers are no-ops on both tiers; a locator withouttick_valuesfalls back instead of raising.set_xlim/set_ylim,set_xticks/set_yticks,fill_between,fill_betweenxaccept datetime, date, datetime64, Timestamp.legend(handles=, labels=), integerloccodes, tupleloc;Line2D/Patch/Rectanglelegend proxies.zorder,clip_on,rasterized,antialiased,snap,gid,url,picker, ... are documented compat-noops;visible=Falsehides.plt.subplot(n, m, i)creates only cell i and returns the existing axes on reuse; mixed grids work.scatter(facecolors='none'),bar(tick_label=, log=),hist(bottom=, align=, log=),text(alpha=),hlines/vlines(linestyle=),errorbar(capthick=, mfc=, mec=, mew=),colorbar(fraction=),plt.tick_params/margins/locator_params, callableplt.cm.<name>colormaps (+ tab10/Set1/Paired…),BarPatch.get_x/get_height/..., categorical bar +yerrlimits.Spec
wire-protocol.md,interaction.md§10,renderer-architecture.md§6,chart-grammar.md,styling.md,chart-kind-contract.md,export.md§2/§9,capability-matrix.md(regenerated),compat.md/compat-matrix.md/shim-todo.md/compat-changelog.md.Before / after
Left: pristine v0.0.7 build. Right: this branch. Same chart, same synthetic gesture, headless Chrome (client) or the exporter itself (PDF, pyplot PNG).
Log axis zoomed inside one decade (client; SVG/PNG/PDF share the generator)
Hover on a legend-hidden category point (the red ring marks the pointer; the badge prints the view's hover target)
PDF text properties (rasterized from the PDF; v0.0.7 raised)
pyplot spans and rules: autoscale and legend labels
pyplot
plt.subplot(221)thenplt.subplot(224)Tests
Full
tests/4510 passed locally on the pushed branch (ruff check/ruff format --check,ty checkwith no new diagnostics vs main,sync_matplotlib_compat.py --check,gen_capability_matrix.py --check, docs-site tests 119 passed). The first CI round caught three things, fixed in 7ce900a: the regenerateddocs/styling/capabilities.mdhad not been committed, the new API test imported pyarrow at module level (the 3.11 floor job has none), and the unconditional native finite scan over continuous channels costtest_first_payload_scatter_continuous_channels17% — channels are now probed with NumPy'sisfinite().all()first, which restores parity with main.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes
Documentation
Review round
Two bots filed 36 threads; all are answered and resolved — 33 fixed, 3 answered with evidence as not valid. Three fixes were wider than reported:
float()overflow was on eight message paths, not one (viewbounds andpx,density_viewbounds andw, bothview_changeshapes,select,select_polygon), fixed at the root in the window coercion helpers.50.0 + 3e-308 == 50.0, so the guarded path was never reached. Re-anchored, with a spy asserting it now is.Answered as not valid, with evidence rather than argument:
hist(align=)withrwidth: patch positions match matplotlib 3.11 to at most 8.9e-16 across all six combinations._fullNafter append: a trace cannot be both appendable and category-filtered —append_datarejects the categorical colour channels filtering requires. Hardened anyway and tripwired.Full suite 4567 passed after the round.