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[Bug] AttributeError: unexpected attribute 'plot_width' #128
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I've run into this issue as well. It seems Bokeh deprecated |
This looks like it was fixed by e6452b3. @PatrikHlobil Is there any chance you could release a new version with this fix to make it easier to pull in via pip or other package managers? |
Please |
Hi there, sorry I do not have a lot of time maintaining this library. I will have a look at the problem and hope that I can soon release a fix. |
For what its worth, I have been running commit e71bb52 locally (this is the latest commit I see in your repo) for a few weeks now and it is working well, so this may not need more than creating a new release with the existing code. |
Any release for this bug anytime soon? ;) Thank you for your work! |
Hi I find a temporary fix in stackoverflow try it out. go to : add these before line 439, in plot.py
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Hello,
plot_bokeh worked for me last week, but it seems that there were some updates in pandas or somewhere else and it stopped working. This code from the example (or any other)
produces the following error:
I use Python 3.10 in Jupyter Notebooks, pandas_bokeh installed with pip.
It seems that other people started having the same problem quite recently:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74280959/attributeerror-unexpected-attribute-plot-width-to-figure-similar-attributes
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