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Remove usage of deprecated interactive visualizations (#1142) #1157
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* move iplot to plot * remove the cells explaining the iplots (cherry picked from commit 60fd593)
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mriedem
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(cherry picked from commit b71ff99)
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Need #1155 cherry picked to the stable/0.23.x branch. |
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Summary
This commit removes the deprecated usage of the interactive visualization functions from the tutorials. These functions were deprecated in the Terra 0.15.0 release and were broken by the removal of the hosted JS code they depended on. When they were deprecated they just became aliases for the the matplotlib based visualizations because without the hosted JS code they didn't work.
Details and comments
Backported from #1142 and #1155
(cherry picked from commit 60fd593)