When enabling log scale for the bar plot, the bars are not plotted properly and the plot is empty.
See also this bug report #163 and the corresponding fix #2147.
Commit dda42ab changed the default value of nonpos parameter from clip to mask which introduced the issue. I cannot tell whether clip should be default behavior or mask doesn't work as intended.
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
plt.bar(x=[1,2,3], height=[1000,2,3])
plt.yscale("log")
plt.show()
Result is an empty plot. Saving to an image file or PDF doesn't make a change.
Adding
plt.yscale("log", nonposy="clip")
fixes that issue.
Additional info:
Latest Miniconda
Various platforms (Ubuntu 16.04, Windows 10, macOS)
Matplotlib 2.1.0, Qt5Agg (from Anaconda)
When enabling log scale for the bar plot, the bars are not plotted properly and the plot is empty.
See also this bug report #163 and the corresponding fix #2147.
Commit dda42ab changed the default value of
nonposparameter fromcliptomaskwhich introduced the issue. I cannot tell whetherclipshould be default behavior ormaskdoesn't work as intended.Result is an empty plot. Saving to an image file or PDF doesn't make a change.
Adding
fixes that issue.
Additional info:
Latest Miniconda
Various platforms (Ubuntu 16.04, Windows 10, macOS)
Matplotlib 2.1.0, Qt5Agg (from Anaconda)