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Describe the issue
When using the axis domain.padding option with domain.fit set to true, the labels of the axis are both printed at the bottom of the axis.
Notice the axis labels are printed atop each other
Expected behaviour
Axis padding is correctly applied for single values
Screenshots
Current
Notice when padding is applied, the label shifts to the bottom unexpectedly.
Expected
Version (please complete the following information):
Elastic Charts: latest
Additional context
With only a slight non-zero domain range, the values could be rendered correctly. Seems like a condition that checks for 0 domain delta and returns early. This should be blocked when padding is defined.
Describe the issue
When using the axis
domain.padding
option withdomain.fit
set totrue
, the labels of the axis are both printed at the bottom of the axis.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
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padding
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Expected behaviour
Axis
padding
is correctly applied for single valuesScreenshots
Current
Expected
Version (please complete the following information):
latest
Additional context
With only a slight non-zero domain range, the values could be rendered correctly. Seems like a condition that checks for
0
domain delta and returns early. This should be blocked whenpadding
is defined.Kibana Cross Issues
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