{"push_id":920184823,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/tighter-axes-limits","head":"dae0b87f994b175aff56709a893d17507aefb21e","before":"846fde4ec0ce5d7d4b47a44bbffb4b3b8a59aeb6","commits":[{"sha":"dae0b87f994b175aff56709a893d17507aefb21e","author":{"email":"fc41e07b601e0cdc30dc245914ea2a55e741902e@gmail.com","name":"Antony Lee"},"message":"More precise choice of axes limits.\n\nplt.plot([-.1, .2]) used to pick (in round numbers mode) [-.1, .25] as\nylims due to floating point inaccuracies; change it to pick [-.1, .2]\n(up to floating point inaccuracies).\n\nSupport for the (unused and deprecated-in-comment) \"trim\" keyword\nargument has been dropped as the way ticks are picked has changed.\n\nMany test images have changed!\n\nImplementation notes:\n- A bug in numpy's implementation of divmod (numpy/numpy#6127) is worked\naround.\n- The implementation of scale_range has also been cleaned.\n\nSee #5767, #5738.","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/anntzer/matplotlib/commits/dae0b87f994b175aff56709a893d17507aefb21e"}]}