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persistence props and transform #566
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Marc-Andre-Rivet
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Companion to plotly/dash#903 - there's no code here other than the transforms to connect up just the
nameattribute fromcolumns. The main decisions here have to do with the defaults - my thinking is that the easiest thing for users is if all eligible props are included by default (exceptdatabecause I it seems like an unusual use case to persist that) so that in the most common use case, to enable persistence you just need to setpersistence=True. Alsopersistence_type='local'seems clear.Will test this on the dash side - since even the little transform code here primarily needs to be tested in as far as it gets invoked properly there.