Stacked stepped time lines does not rendering correctly
See original GitHub issueI’ve a stacked stepped time lines chart that seems to render uncorrect values randomly. This is the screenshot of the problem:
This is the codpen link to the bug reproduction: https://codepen.io/davideferre/pen/XWNxLKp
I’m using 2.9.4 chart.js version.
As you can see in the screenshot or in codepen the first two point of the violet COMP12 line are 1
and 0
but they are at the same height on the Y axis.
Sometimes the line render correctly but when I try to disable a dataset the other datasets fall on the same behavior.
Am I doing something wrong or this is a bug?
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- Created 3 years ago
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It appears better when the data goes in as just an array of values. https://codepen.io/etimberg/pen/oNYQjQa
In 2.9 the stacking is based on the array index of the values. So you’d need to make sure each data array contains value (or undefined/NaN) for each point. Or you could upgrade to v3 beta.