borderRadius gets ignored for the bottom corners of 0-value bars in bar chart when borderSkipped and minBarLength are set

Expected Behavior

When setting the following properties on a dataset:

minBarLength: 50,
borderRadius: 100,
borderSkipped: false,

bars with a value of 0 should show up as a circle with all corners respecting the borderRadius setting

Current Behavior

bars with a value of 0 are showing up instead with the bottom two corners ignoring the borderRadius setting and rendering as semi-circles with flat bottoms, like this:

Steps to Reproduce

Example: https://codepen.io/dcj/pen/VwMbGZM

Context

Trying to respect the designed version of the chart, where the value of some bars will be 0, and want to render those in a consistent way that respects the design

Environment

• Chart.js version: latest
• Browser name and version: happens the same in latest version of Safari, Chrome, Brave, Firefox
• Link to your project: [I can add a GitHub link to a PR where this will live, but it’s not clean enough to push up yet]

[kurkle]

If that works, I think it still needs to use the scale boundaries, to make it work with stacked scales

[etimberg]

my thinking on using the decimal 0/1 was that I can avoid checking if it’s vertical or horizontal