Be sane about axis limits when over-plotting
See original GitHub issueRight now, it hard sets the limits to the range of the last set of samples that are plotted. This isn’t very useful. You can hack this by using the extent
keyword but it would probably be good to default to something better… like only letting the limits get bigger. Eh? 🍁
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how do I set the limits for a corner plot? I can’t find it in the documentation.
@dfm - Fair point - I will open a new issue now 😃