Time to update this plot in README?
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This plot is quite old and the given code does not produce that. We probably need to update it with the latest one!
🖥 Please paste the output of following commands
conda info -a
(only if you have conda)conda list
(only if you have conda)pip freeze
# Paste your output here:
python -c "import poliastro.testing; poliastro.testing.test()"
# Paste your output here:
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- Created 5 years ago
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I think we shouldn’t. Of course it’s going to fix the problem for us but we have to be good open source citizens and try to figure out what’s going on to advance the ecosystem. It’s in our best interest that Plotly works great on HTML and notebooks.
I pinky promise we’ll do this for the next release.