Compatibility with incoming ggplot2 changes #2368
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I very much appreciate it -- well done, thank you!! |
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Hi @cpsievert, we're aiming for a ggplot2 release before summer (around May). I'd be swell if there'd be a compatible plotly version out around that time :) |
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Hi Carson and other maintainers,
Apologies for the cold PR!
While building a new feature in ggplot2 we found through reverse dependency checks that {plotly} was negatively affected by the changes we'd like to implement. The new feature makes extensive use of computed values in the
Geom$default_aesfield, contrasted by mostly fixed values in the current CRAN version. Mostly, this PR resolves the relevant defaults before using them in {plotly}. The changes herein should be backwards compatible (locally tested with ggplot2 3.5.1).In addition, a small change with regards to label setup is sneaked in for good measure.
If you rather have a separate PR for that I'll prepare one.
We don't intend to release a new version of ggplot2 this year, so there isn't much of a hurry to merge this.