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the datatype of the column that populates my x-axis is datetime64[ns, UTC]
I tried casting to different types, and also several different format settings on the plot. I couldnt get it to work. Rolling back plotly immediately fixed the bug
python versions used 3.13 and 3.10 no difference.
rolling back from plotly 6.0.1 to 5.24.1 fixed the formatting issue
Running the above code with plotly==6.4.0 gives me the following plot:
which looks correct.
Let me know if you still experience the issue with the latest Plotly. And if so, if you can provide a complete code example to reproduce the issue, that would be very helpful. I am investigating a similar issue right now (#5355) so I would like to cover this issue with the fix as well, if it is still a problem. Thanks!
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TermeHansen commentedon Apr 4, 2025
I see the same issue and is also back to version 5 for now...
emilykl commentedon Nov 10, 2025
Hi @Joshua-Powell-Lambda , could you let me know whether you still experience this issue with
plotly==6.4.0?I can't completely recreate your example since I don't know the contents of
local_df, but I wrote the following as a best guess:Running the above code with
plotly==6.4.0gives me the following plot:which looks correct.
Let me know if you still experience the issue with the latest Plotly. And if so, if you can provide a complete code example to reproduce the issue, that would be very helpful. I am investigating a similar issue right now (#5355) so I would like to cover this issue with the fix as well, if it is still a problem. Thanks!
emilykl commentedon Sep 2, 2026
Closing since I suspect this is resolved; please go ahead and open a new issue if the problem persists in plotly.py >= v7.0.0.