In the comparison between the legacy and new data point widgets, it seems the legacy widget supports autoscaling Axis and adjusts the range to 47.2 to 47.28, whereas the new widget maintains a fixed range of 0-50. This inconsistency can impact data visualization and user experience.
Introducing a configuration option for Autoscaling might allow users to optimize the y-axis range based on their preferences.
To my knowledge, autoscaling was removed due to performance issues. Basically on each new arriving measurement you need to check the scale and align it. @jakubdrewniak do you remember the details here?
In the comparison between the legacy and new data point widgets, it seems the legacy widget supports autoscaling Axis and adjusts the range to 47.2 to 47.28, whereas the new widget maintains a fixed range of 0-50. This inconsistency can impact data visualization and user experience.
Introducing a configuration option for Autoscaling might allow users to optimize the y-axis range based on their preferences.