Simple as the title.. no callback is firing to update; it's just the in-line Express animator. Just make a px.Scatter with an animation_group and slider, then update the layout before rendering:
Then play the animation and hover over a point and the hovertext has reappeared. Expected behavior would be to stay hidden, as there's nothing asking hovertext to be re-enabled after explicitly updating all traces not to have one.
Simple as the title.. no callback is firing to update; it's just the in-line Express animator. Just make a px.Scatter with an animation_group and slider, then update the layout before rendering:
fig.update_traces(hoverinfo="none", hovertemplate=None, hovertext=None)
Then play the animation and hover over a point and the hovertext has reappeared. Expected behavior would be to stay hidden, as there's nothing asking hovertext to be re-enabled after explicitly updating all traces not to have one.
Here's the behavior: https://i.postimg.cc/8CL7VtV1/issue-plotly.gif
Here's the slider/button I created. Sadly, I don't have a minimally re-producable example, but it should be easy enough to recreate.