Even though I've been using PyPlot for a long time, I was caught by surprise today. I'm running it in Juno, but for whatever reason, PyPlot's output was not being displayed in the Juno plot pane. I was trying to manually set the backend, but it gets overriden by the following
I don't really know a great way to handle this, because the switching behavior is certainly aiming to give a user-friendly it-just-works experience. So perhaps it would just be good to be able to override the override of the backend, regardless of the display capabilities.
Even though I've been using PyPlot for a long time, I was caught by surprise today. I'm running it in Juno, but for whatever reason, PyPlot's output was not being displayed in the Juno plot pane. I was trying to manually set the backend, but it gets overriden by the following
https://github.com/JuliaPy/PyPlot.jl/blob/c1943a96b6754134c7ae1e3147d901011aa7326d/src/init.jl#L211-L214
I don't really know a great way to handle this, because the switching behavior is certainly aiming to give a user-friendly it-just-works experience. So perhaps it would just be good to be able to override the override of the backend, regardless of the display capabilities.