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If I do %%output filename="tmp" holomap='gif', it works with the Matplotlib backend, but with a Bokeh backend I get Format 'gif' does not appear to be supported`. It seems like Bokeh should now be supportable, now that Bokeh provides PNG output?
Note that #2460 proposes to remove the ImageMagick gif creation that would be one way to implement this, but presumably the pillow-based support used with Matplotlib would also work here?
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Yes, but without a persistent selenium session running that will be unusably slow which is why it was not implemented immediately. So it's definitely possible but probably not useful until we have a way of reusing a selenium session.
Unusably slow compared to what? At the moment the alternative, which I am watching someone do right now, is to export every figure to disk one frame at a time, then manually paste them together into a gif. Surely it can't be slower than that? So I don't see why not to simply do it and then worry later about reusing a session.
If I do
%%output filename="tmp" holomap='gif', it works with the Matplotlib backend, but with a Bokeh backend I get
Format 'gif' does not appear to be supported`. It seems like Bokeh should now be supportable, now that Bokeh provides PNG output?Note that #2460 proposes to remove the ImageMagick gif creation that would be one way to implement this, but presumably the pillow-based support used with Matplotlib would also work here?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: