Plotly bundle having issues after the new Renderer API change
See original GitHub issuePlotly graph is not displaying correctly after change to new notebook renderer API.
import plotly.graph_objects as go fig = go.Figure(data=go.Bar(y=[2, 3, 1, 5])) fig.show(
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@CalebEverett yeah, I’m quite sure this is the same issue. Sorry about the break here. There was a bit of a change with how notebook renderers work, and the plotly bundle that we use to render with doesn’t quite work with the new ES 6 import. There is a solution that I believe might work that I’ll be trying today or tomorrow. Just follow this thread for status updates, but it is broken for now.
In principle, Plotly.js 2.0 (released today!) should be better-behaved with respect to ES6 imports 😃