As identified in a comment to #183 , the setter on PieDataLabel.distance is a little too-broad in validating False-y values. Because it uses the if not value: pattern, that prevents the user from being able to set PieDataLabel.distance = 0. This should be fixed to be more precise (i.e. if value is None:)
As identified in a comment to #183 , the setter on
PieDataLabel.distance
is a little too-broad in validating False-y values. Because it uses theif not value:
pattern, that prevents the user from being able to setPieDataLabel.distance = 0
. This should be fixed to be more precise (i.e.if value is None:
)