fix subfigures wspace/hspace=None using rc defaults instead of zero#32098
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Noticed the existing test_subfigures_wspace_hspace covers the case where both are set, but there wasn't one for the partial None case. Added test_subfigures_partial_spacing to cover that. Let me know if the approach looks right or if you'd prefer a different fix location. |
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When subfigures() is called without a layout engine and only one of wspace/hspace is specified (e.g. wspace=0.2, hspace=None), the None value gets passed through GridSpec to SubplotParams which leaves the rcParam default (0.2) in place. This causes an unintended gap on the unspecified axis.
The docs say None should mean zero when no layout engine is active, so coerce missing values to 0.0 before constructing the GridSpec.
Fixes #32076