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Remove obsolete/unactionable warnings #2296
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When converting a ggplot object to webgl, invalid 'hoveron' warnings appear. If the toWebGL() function receives the ggplot object then it is possible for us to remove those warnings. Closes: plotly#2296 Closes: plotly#1582
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When converting a ggplot object to webgl, invalid 'hoveron' warnings appear. If the toWebGL() function receives the ggplot object then it is possible for us to remove those warnings. Closes: plotly#2296 Closes: plotly#1582
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When converting a ggplot object to webgl, invalid 'hoveron' warnings appear. If the toWebGL() function receives the ggplot object then it is possible for us to remove those warnings. Closes: plotly#2296 Closes: plotly#1582
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When converting a ggplot object to webgl, invalid 'hoveron' warnings appear. If the toWebGL() function receives the ggplot object then it is possible for us to remove those warnings. Closes: plotly#2296 Closes: plotly#1582
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On Windows 10 (version 21H2, build 19044.3448) using RStudio 2023.06.1, when I run the following code
I get the following warnings:
The second warning is outdated. The plot renders fine on the viewer panel and I successfully can zoom and interact with it. I suggest removing it.
The first warning was reported back in 2019 on toWebGL: 'scattergl' objects don't have these attributes: 'hoveron' #1582. It is useless to me (and I guess most users) since it is not clear what can we do to avoid it. It is also weird because it happens on a simple plotly use-case. I am using this function, but it would be nice if it could be addressed:
Questions
hoveron
warning?Thanks!
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