Bug summary
Backgroundcolor of text is set in a too wide range when setting it for the first time.
Problem: Border of first color remains when backgroundcolor is set again.

Code for reproduction
''' Backgroundcolor of text is set in a too wide range when setting it for the first time.
Problem: Border of first color remains when backgroundcolor is set again.'''
# windows 11
# Python version 3.13.2
# Matplotlib version 3.10.1
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
fig, ax = plt.subplots(1, 1)
fig.set_dpi(100)
txt = ax.text(0.1, 0.8, 'There should not be a red border around this text !')
##txt.set(backgroundcolor='none') # Uncomment this line as workaround to avoid red border
txt.set(backgroundcolor='red') # Set backgroundcolor for the first time
txt.set(backgroundcolor='none') # Cannot reset backgroundcolor of text completely, red border remains
plt.show()
Actual outcome
Text with red border, see picture above.
Expected outcome
Text without red border.
Additional information
There is a workaround for the first, but not a fix, see Python program above.
Operating system
Windows
Matplotlib Version
3.10.1
Matplotlib Backend
tkagg
Python version
3.13.2
Jupyter version
Installation
pip
Bug summary
Backgroundcolor of text is set in a too wide range when setting it for the first time.
Problem: Border of first color remains when backgroundcolor is set again.
Code for reproduction
Actual outcome
Text with red border, see picture above.
Expected outcome
Text without red border.
Additional information
There is a workaround for the first, but not a fix, see Python program above.
Operating system
Windows
Matplotlib Version
3.10.1
Matplotlib Backend
tkagg
Python version
3.13.2
Jupyter version
Installation
pip