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Feature/mobile graph #1160
Feature/mobile graph #1160
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* This change adds two new commands to gracefully stop and remove the Postgres and Clickhouse docker containers. To do so, it also gives them a recognizable name. * Additionally, the Postgres container is updated to use a named volume for its data. This lower friction for repeat contributions where one would otherwise sign up and activate their accounts again and again each time.
I'm just testing this and while I can reproduce the issue on an older version of the dashboard, I cannot seem to reproduce the issue on the current version of the dashboard. I upgraded from Chart.js v2 to v3 between the two versions so it's possible that it just fixed itself. @hirusi Can you reproduce on the current live demo? |
i just tested it and it looks fine both on firefox and brave for me. seems like this one is all sorted now |
Hmm, @ukutaht is right at first glance @metmarkosaric. I tested staging and production, and production seems fine. I'll check locally without my fix but latest |
Right - I just tested this locally on the latest master without my fix, and there are no issues on the Y axis: If there is any interest in reducing the clutter on the X axis, this PR will be helpful. X axis with this fix and X axis without this fix and If X axis is not a concern, I think we can close this PR. |
@hirusi I prefer it with your fix, it's cleaner and more readable. Thanks! |
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This solves the "The traffic numbers on the main chart get squeezed and overlap" issue in #972. Unsure if this requires any tests?
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