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MNT: Pending-deprecate setting colormap extremes in-place - #30531
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CI is legitimately failing (in particular because with_extremes is currently implemented in terms of set_foo (on a copy)). |
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Some of the test failures due to the deprecation are difficult to manage with the current architectue. I've done a fefactoring in #30577 which will make this much simpler. Putting to draft until that is merged. |
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Instead use the more modern ways to specify extremes during Colormap creation or using `with_extremes()` This is in preparation of deprecating setters in matplotlib#30531.
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Instead use the more modern ways to specify extremes during Colormap creation or using `with_extremes()` This is in preparation of deprecating setters in matplotlib#30531.
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Per matplotlib#29141 we have the long-term plan to make colormaps immutable. As a result, the in-place modifications have to be removed. We take this particularly slow with at least two minor releases of pending deprecation and two further releases of actual deprecations. As it's quite a common concept and migrating away will take time.
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Per #29141 we have the long-term plan to make colormaps immutable. As a result, the in-place modifications have to be removed. We take this particularly slow with at least two minor releases of pending deprecation and two further releases of actual deprecations. As it's quite a common concept and migrating away will take time.