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Even more minimal example, showing how a missing fill aesthetic causes the issue. Maybe plotly should assume one, or fill invisibly if not provided? I.e. if no "fill" column exists in g then fill = "black", as ggplot does.
The
ggplotly
fails to convertgeom_tile
element with nofill
aesthetic.Ref : stackoverflow question
Details:
looks like the code is breaking here
https://github.com/ropensci/plotly/blob/2cc296de6f77515003378a64b9fbdc93298ab45b/R/layers2traces.R#L849
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