raster is not working as expected
See original GitHub issueThe last cell at this notebook illustrates an issue. Essentially the plot is flipped. Bokeh version:
%%opts Raster [colorbar=True height=dh width=dw toolbar='above']
hv.Raster(face)
Plotly version:
%%output backend='plotly'
%%opts Raster [colorbar=True height=dh width=dw]
hv.Raster(face)
No matter what I do - it doesn’t want to be fixed. I’m really confused.
Any suggestion for workaround would be much appreciated
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I say conditionally because this should only apply to the Raster element specifically, so something like this should work:
Note that I’ve submitted PR https://github.com/bokeh/bokeh/pull/8031 to fix https://github.com/bokeh/bokeh/issues/7959 which corrects the hover behavior for inverted ranges.