Open joj3810 opened 7 years ago
This is fixed only in the master branch, it is not yet in a full release. It is in the last dev build, which can be installed with conda:
conda install -c bokeh/c/dev bokeh
Or alternatively you can build Bokeh from source using the instructions in the dev guide.
Thanks,
Bryan
On Feb 7, 2017, at 08:15, joj3810 notifications@github.com wrote:
An issue with Google Maps objects underflowing out from their frames has been affecting rbokeh in recent weeks.
The issue was raised in the Google group and apparently fixed for the newest release of the library, but the issue is still in rbokeh. https://groups.google.com/a/continuum.io/forum/#!topic/bokeh/4GaPygTvhC8 bokeh/bokeh#5801
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Sorry on my phone I didn't notice this was an RBokeh question. However the above information about the fix only being in a dev build at this point is correct.
Great, thanks for clarifying.
I've updated rbokeh to use the latest production version of BokehJS (0.12.4) and I'm still doing some testing of other things on it, but this issue still exists with this version. @bryevdv, will the fix be in the next release?
@hafen yes the fix is in recent dev builds and will be in 0.12.5
this week (along with many other gmap fixes and improvements)
Thanks @bryevdv. I'm working this into rbokeh now.
This has been fixed in hafen/rbokeh
. You can verify with `devtools::install_github("hafen/rbokeh"). I'll be merging here and pushing to CRAN soon.
An issue with Google Maps objects underflowing out from their frames has been affecting rbokeh in recent weeks.
The issue was raised in the Google group and apparently fixed for the newest release of the library, but the issue is still in rbokeh. https://groups.google.com/a/continuum.io/forum/#!topic/bokeh/4GaPygTvhC8 https://github.com/bokeh/bokeh/issues/5801