[X] Yes, I have updated AB and still experience this issue
What happened?
In some instances the re-scaling per impact category (#1017) is failing.
Tested with both matplotlib-base=3.8.2 (standard solve) and 3.8.0 (downgrade).
As seen from the scaling on the right, it should be scaled 0<>100 (or -100<>100?). As the failing setup has negative numbers, I'd suggest starting investigation with a simple setup with negative results in categories and seeing if that breaks the re-scaling.
Terminal has no errors.
Can provide databases/calculation setups privately for replication if required, but probably good to try suggested simple system with negative results first.
Updating AB
What happened?
In some instances the re-scaling per impact category (#1017) is failing. Tested with both
matplotlib-base
=3.8.2
(standard solve) and3.8.0
(downgrade).As seen from the scaling on the right, it should be scaled 0<>100 (or -100<>100?). As the failing setup has negative numbers, I'd suggest starting investigation with a simple setup with negative results in categories and seeing if that breaks the re-scaling.
Terminal has no errors.
Can provide databases/calculation setups privately for replication if required, but probably good to try suggested simple system with negative results first.
Working:![image](https://github.com/LCA-ActivityBrowser/activity-browser/assets/34626062/1a39c0b7-57ac-487a-b3b0-8efceb6cb2de)
Broken:![image](https://github.com/LCA-ActivityBrowser/activity-browser/assets/34626062/8a0364c4-4b66-4822-b2ff-ba4d06442808)
Relevant errors
No response
Operating system
Windows 10
Conda environment
No response