Allow nonnumeric tuples in Bounds #3640
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I don't quite recall where that transform lives but I think you should be able to use matplotlib's date2num utility to transform the dates to floats which can be displayed. |
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Yes, though that would still preclude categorical axes. Though I'm not sure how much sense "Bounds" makes for categorical axes anyway. |
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Superseded by #3662 |
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Requires #3639
The matplotlib backend still struggles (requiring floats), but the bokeh backend can now draw
Boundselements with datetimes or categorical axes too.