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Graph not changing on input change
See original GitHub issueAccording to the docs: This component currently creates a new plot every time the input changes.
It seems like the graph would do a redraw once the data changed. When passing updated props to the <Plot/> data attribute the plot stays the same.
Even when checking in componentWillReceiveProps() the nextProps.data is different than the this.props.data.
Update: The same seems true when incrementing the revision attribute.
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Hey, everyone! Take a look in this solution with explanations in how to create a graph using React and Plot.ly with the life cycle of the React.
https://medium.com/@jmmccota/plotly-react-and-dynamic-data-d40c7292dbfb
we can do this anyway, without bumping the major version number IMO. It might be nicer to use
shouldComponentUpdatebut this is the smaller change.