Make temporary fix to plotly.min.js so that it loads in offline module#545
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- browserify/webworkify#29 - offline was broken in plotly.py 1.12.6 where plotly.js was updated to 1.16.4
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tested! 💃 |
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@etpinard do you mind bumping the version # here too so I can update the package on pip w/ this fix |
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- which is basically what plotly/plotly.py#545 implemented - see browserify/webworkify#29 for more info
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hey mine still won't work and i don't undertand how you fix it so easily please help @ etpinard |
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As first discovered in this forum post,
offlineis broken ever since #538 where plotly.js got bumped to from the1.14.xseries to the1.16.2.More precisely,
init_notebook_mode()(with the defaultconnected=False) fails to load plotly.js as a require.js module. From my observations, the CDN link (withconnected=True) appears to load fine.Something is up with a
mapbox-gldependency calledwebworkifyin a minified bundle. See browserify/webworkify#29 for more info. Ideally, this issue should be fixed upstream.But for now, I propose a uber hacky fix where I manually fix the minified bundle.
For those interested in non-nonsensical JS drama, I had to replace
by
to get
offlineworking again.