Enable logscale Colorbar#7894
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Implement logscale colorbars natively
Motivation
This feature has been requested a number of times (see #7376 and https://community.plotly.com/t/logarithmic-coloraxis-in-heatmaps-not-working-as-documented/90650/5?u=matinh, for example) and our organization uses logarithmic scaling almost exclusively as the default scale for colormaps for
heatmapplots, but it is currently awkward to have to manually set tick labels as suggested in the docs here:https://plotly.com/python/colorscales/#customizing-tick-text-on-logarithmic-color-bars
Implementation
This PR
colorbar.typeto be an enum with values['linear', 'log'], defaulting to 'linear'Note
this PR was prepared with the assistance of Gemini AI (but audited completely by the human me). The AI was particularly helpful in writing tests.
With this PR, the following trace:
renders like this:
