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plot(g) creates a redundant plot when g is returned afterwards
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AH! Returning a ggplot2 object calls the plot routine automatically. Hm, I noticed this strange behavior in my own notebooks, but hadn't tracked down the source. Thanks heaps for the tip. These changes will get put into the next release cycle :) |
This was referenced May 2, 2020
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plot(g)creates a redundant plot in addition to the one created byreturn(g)See this notebook for an example of the problem:
https://gist.github.com/slowkow/4648559c42c0ee7a6c27e497e185d8c6
I re-ran the notebook after applying the changes in this pull request, and the duplicated plot has disappeared.