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Stop automatically sorting gr.Barplot
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gr.NativePlot components Originally, the bug appeared to be isolated to gr.BarPlot, but it turns out that it affects all gr.NativePlot components including BarPlot, LinePlot, and ScatterPlot. Although the data does not seem sorted in the program's flow, it gets sorted when the Svelte file is rendered. This issue occurs because the reformat_sort function in index.svelte of nativeplot returns undefined when sort is null, which, after compilation, is treated as void 0. This implicitly triggers default sorting. To solve this, I changed undefined to null, ensuring that the compiled code handles it as null, resulting in unsorted data being displayed in the browser.
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…ePlot components Originally, the bug appeared to be isolated to gr.BarPlot, but it turns out that it affects all gr.NativePlot components including BarPlot, LinePlot, and ScatterPlot. Although the data does not seem sorted in the program's flow, it gets sorted when the Svelte file is rendered. This issue occurs because the reformat_sort function in index.svelte of nativeplot returns undefined when sort is null, which, after compilation, is treated as void 0. This implicitly triggers default sorting. To solve this, I changed undefined to null, ensuring that the compiled code handles it as null, resulting in unsorted data being displayed in the browser.
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Originally, the bug appeared to be isolated to gr.BarPlot, but it turns out that it affects all gr.NativePlot components, including BarPlot, LinePlot, and ScatterPlot. Although the data does not seem sorted in the program's flow, it gets sorted when the Svelte file is rendered. This issue occurs because the reformat_sort function in index.svelte of NativePlot returns undefined when sort is not specified, which, during compilation, is treated as void 0. This implicitly triggers default sorting. To resolve this, I changed undefined to null, ensuring that the compiled code handles it as null, resulting in unsorted data being displayed in the browser.
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Originally, the bug appeared to be isolated to gr.BarPlot, but it turns out that it affects all gr.NativePlot components, including BarPlot, LinePlot, and ScatterPlot. Although the data does not seem sorted in the program's flow, it gets sorted when the Svelte file is rendered. This issue occurs because the reformat_sort function in index.svelte of NativePlot returns undefined when sort is not specified, which, during compilation, is treated as void 0. This implicitly triggers default sorting. To resolve this, I changed undefined to null, ensuring that the compiled code handles it as null, resulting in unsorted data being displayed in the browser.
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* Fix #10764: Automatic sorting of labels in plots Originally, the bug appeared to be isolated to gr.BarPlot, but it turns out that it affects all gr.NativePlot components, including BarPlot, LinePlot, and ScatterPlot. Although the data does not seem sorted in the program's flow, it gets sorted when the Svelte file is rendered. This issue occurs because the reformat_sort function in index.svelte of NativePlot returns undefined when sort is not specified, which, during compilation, is treated as void 0. This implicitly triggers default sorting. To resolve this, I changed undefined to null, ensuring that the compiled code handles it as null, resulting in unsorted data being displayed in the browser. * add changeset --------- Co-authored-by: gradio-pr-bot <[email protected]>
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It seems that the
gr.Barplot
component ignores the actual order of the labels in your dataframe and instead sorts the x values alphabetically / numerically? It should respect the order of values in your dataframe:See playground link
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