Statsplotly

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**2023-11-25**

The 0.1.5 release ensures compatibility with Python>=3.10.

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**2023-09-27**

The 0.1.4 release fix inconsistencies in color coding.

🐛 Make casting color coding string array to integer consistent.

🎨 Add support for all Plotly / Seaborn and Matplotlib colorscales.

💥 Bump to pydantic==v2.4

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**2023-09-20**

The 0.1.3 release fixes a bug when processing color coding arrays.

🐛 Handle `null` values when casting color coding array to integer data type.

💚 Set up pre-commit hooks.

🔨 Clean up deprecated Pandas code.

👕 Linting

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**2023-07-11**

The 0.1.2 release allows to combine several subplots with different `ColorAxis` on the same figure, and improve axes management.

✨ New features
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- Update `layout` and `marker` attributes to preserve each subplot original coloraxis upon adding new traces with `ColorAxis` specification on an existing `Figure`.

🎨 Feature improvements
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- Improve consistency between axis range and axis format.
- Harmonize plot styling arguments.

💥 Breaking Changes
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- Bump to Pydantic V2.

🚚 Rename package to `statsplotly`.

🚀 Set up Poetry management and Github Actions CI/CD.

🧹 Remove the `color` argument of `distplot` and `jointplot` functions because they require unidimensional trace color scheme.

➖ Remove dependency on `pymodules`.

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**2022-03-10**

The 0.1.1 release fixes a bug in the :mod:`~statsplot.plot_specifiers.color` module.

🐛 Fix bug in :obj:`ColorAxis` specification when using direct color assignments (i.e., CSS or hex color codes). The `colorscale` and `colorbar` attributes are now set to None.

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**2023-02-15**

The 0.1.0 release is the first tagged release of the Statsplot package.