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After being executed, the timeseries plot won't load.
I took the dc_input from the LINE node of the timeseries, and saved it to disk. I loaded it in jupyter and the plot rendered just fine, both using px.express and px.graph_object
Not sure why the UI can't render the timeseries plot, but it has something to do with the x being timeseries data. If I replace it with None or np.random.rand in the TIMESERIES node code, it renders as expected
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
LINE is updated to recognize the timeseries DataContainer type, and make sure that the DatetimeIndex is correctly converted to plotly's preferred string format for dates (' YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss '). IIRC both pandas and plotly should be capable of nanosecond precision but worth testing: https://pandas.pydata.org/docs/reference/api/pandas.DatetimeIndex.nanosecond.html
Given this flow
flojoy.txt
After being executed, the timeseries plot won't load.
I took the
dc_input
from the LINE node of the timeseries, and saved it to disk. I loaded it in jupyter and the plot rendered just fine, both usingpx.express
andpx.graph_object
Not sure why the UI can't render the timeseries plot, but it has something to do with the
x
being timeseries data. If I replace it withNone
ornp.random.rand
in theTIMESERIES
node code, it renders as expectedThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: