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thanks for the report - yeah iirc going through plotly directly (as opposed to plotly.express) will just convert to numpy, so it would get an array of timestamps at the corresponding utc times?
latest version of plotly // python 3.12
"line1" (using
px.line
)renders correctly with local time on the X-axis. But "line2" (using go.Scatter
) gets converted to UTC.This goes away if df_2 uses pandas or I pass in
df_2['timestamp'].to_list()
instead.Probably related to #5166 - is this just because polars isn't supported, but since we've not got type hints in plotly my IDE wasn't complaining?
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