Slider labels not showing when keys are float

When I create my slider marks like this:

marks={ 10.0: '10.00%', 25.0: '25.00%', 50.0: '50.00%', 75.0: '75.00%', 100.0: '100.00%' }

the slider labels will not show up. I just get a slider with marks but no labels. The marks still work as expected and will filter the chart according to the keys.

Using this:

marks={ 10: '10.00%', 25: '25.00%', 50: '50.00%', 75: '75.00%', 100: '100.00%' }

results in a slider with the proper labels underneath. This slider also works as expected (because my values all have .0 as the decimal value, I suppose).

[peterscherpelz]

I’m also having this issue. When the keys are not divisible by 1, it works for the keys to be floats, but when the keys are divisible by 1, marks only appear if the keys used are ints. Because I’m dynamically generating the marks, I’m having to use: marks={int(i) if i % 1 == 0 else i: '{}'.format(i) for i in points_to_mark}

[crabbixOCE]

@Arpafaucon workaround is good but seriously how is this still a bug? Just had problems with it today, this thread is 4 and a half years old