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Use ticks.stepSize instead of time.stepSize in time scales
See original GitHub issueFeature Proposal
As reportedin SO - ChartJs, stepSize doesn’t working for type ‘day’, the stepSize option must be defined in time options node. It could be misleading having the same option for ticks node with the same meaning.
Possible Implementation
Remove the stepSize option from time and use the stepSize of the ticks node. It’s breaking change.
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- Created a year ago
- Comments:33 (12 by maintainers)
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