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Typo in plot_dist

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Describe the bug One of the errors in plot_dist says use xarray.Dateset. Should be dataset https://github.com/arviz-devs/arviz/blob/master/arviz/plots/distplot.py#L166

Expected behavior Should read as as xarray.Dataset

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Created 3 years ago
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jrosellrcommented, Oct 9, 2020

Hi, could I pick this one up?

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OriolAbrilcommented, Oct 11, 2020

I don’t know if I should link the issue to the PR in this way

#1414 is great. Provided that like in this case a PR aims to close an open issue, the recommended way to link PR and issue is mentioning the issue from the PR description with one of these keywords, fixes is one of them so you can already see above the

JoanRosell linked a pull request that will close this issue 6 hours ago

Thanks to these keywords, GitHub will close the issue once the PR is merged

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