axisRight & log scale
See original GitHub issuePlease, could you provide an example where the plot has the Y axis on the right side of the plot, and another with log scale on Y axis? I tried multiple times to do both but never got any result.
I have been trying among other solutions:
alt.Y('column', scale=alt.Scale(base=10))
for the log scale
&
.configure(axisRight)
for the Y axis on the right side of the plot
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I think
alt.Y('column', scale=alt.Scale(base=10), axis=alt.Axis(orient='right'))
should work?and shame on matplotlib which swept the data error under the carpet 😉