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Describe the bug Plotting undirected multigraphs with the Matplotlib backend, the resulting image has filled edges.
To reproduce Use the following code:
import igraph as ig import matplotlib.pyplot as plt g = ig.Graph([(0,1), (1,0), (1,2), (2,0)], directed=False) fig, ax = plt.subplots() ig.plot(g, target=ax)
This generates the following image:
Version information I am using version 0.11.2 installed using pip.
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Thank you @vnmabus
I thought I had caught all cases but evidently I missed one. I'll make a PR over the weekend.
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Bugfix for igraph#731
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I made a quick PR for this, it's under control and apologies for the incorrect behaviour.
If this passes CI and is merged quickly, we could consider a hotfix minor release, depending on @ntamas 's availability over the next few days.
I'd like a C release quite soon (one more PR to merge). Let's do the two releases together
This is now fixed in 0.11.3, which will be on PyPI in a few hours or so.
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Describe the bug
Plotting undirected multigraphs with the Matplotlib backend, the resulting image has filled edges.
To reproduce
Use the following code:
This generates the following image:
Version information
I am using version 0.11.2 installed using pip.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: