Can't pan/zoom while streaming to a DynamicMap

[linar-jether]

Sending data to a stream currently causes the view to reset.

this can be disabled through the apply_ranges plot option (as suggested by @philippjfr) although this messes with the initial range.

Using the pan/zoom tools should pause the view updates (can be useful when we want to view a larger time window and still see updates)

Edit
A hack to override this behaviour is to replace the Range1d objects in the figures with a DataRange1d object with the follow option set

from bokeh.plotting.figure import Figure

    for x in doc.select({'type': Figure}):
        x.x_range = DataRange1d(follow='end', follow_interval=60000, range_padding=0)

[jbednar]

This might need to be a separate tool to enable and disable auto-ranging. In most cases with streaming data, you want the auto-ranging to stop while you investigate something, but then you'll also want to re-enable auto ranging afterwards to catch up to current values. E.g. using pan and zoom might disable the auto-range tool, but then the user could re-select it when they are done.

[linar-jether]

Yes this the same behavior currently available with the DataRange1d(follow=True), after pressing the reset tool, the range continues to follow new data

[jbednar]

Sounds perfect.

[philippjfr]

Unfortunately not entirely, we are very deliberately not using DataRange1d because it is incompatible with the normalization system we use. I would however be in favor of a plot option that allows switching to auto-ranging, but it cannot currently be enabled by default for consistency.

[jbednar]

Is this finally a third normalization option? Two never did seem like it could cover everything... :-)

[syamajala]

I would really like this as well.

[jensschroer]

I just ran into this issue. Would be great if this could be added.