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[FR] Is this warning really appropriate? #2820
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It's nice enough with the information, but it could be an |
Is it something that is not amenable to fix? The way that series get plotted one after another inhibits the update of the colorbar in the current design, is that it? |
Maybe we could check if the two series share the same color gradient and omit the warning/info in that case. |
That seems reasonable and very useful to have. |
Perhaps these warnings should be handled by Plots, not backends? If we were to cross check the series range and colorbar, it can only be checked in Plots |
I think a quick removal of the warnings would already be an improvement. They are not helping much. |
We cannot just remove the warnings, if this gets unnoticed it might produce wrong plots I think. For now, it could be changed to @info but that is it |
These two warnings show up in this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ee8K2Dxp-2k The second warning could be removed without problems in my opinion. People will notice the issue with polar grid labels anyways. |
The check does exist in the code, but stopped working because comparison of color gradients was broken in the transition to |
Closing as no longer valid. |
Whenever I call a plot recipe twice that uses a colorbar by default, I get this warning:
I wonder if this is something that could be fixed? To me it seems like we should be able to plot multiple series on a scene and get the colorbar updated? Is the warning just reflecting a missing implementation?
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