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The plugin only removed its event listeners if it could access the chart's canvas. However, Chart.js clears its canvas before notifying plugins, so this didn't work:
https://github.com/chartjs/Chart.js/blob/v3.3.2/src/core/core.controller.js#L857
I noticed this when I destroyed and recreated a Chart.js object against the same HTML
<canvas>
element; the original chart's event handlers still fired and threw errors because thegetState
object had been removed and no longer had needed information.To address this, I'm now saving the event listener's target as a custom property on the event listener function; that way,
removeHandler
always knows exactly what the target is.I also noticed that
mouseUp
was callingremoveHandler
with incorrect parameters, so I fixed it.