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The frame around colorbar (a thin black line) seems to be draw from lower left corner around all four edges, but without closing the line when coming back to lower left corner. This is only visible when thick linewidths are used or under a large magnification.
Yet worse, the frame around the plot itself is composed of four disjoint lines (it looks as if linecaps are "butt" rather than "round" or "square"), so it looks as if tiny little squares have been cut in all the four corners, like the lower left corner on the second image here:
Please supply minimal code examples that illustrate the problems, and specify what is the latest mpl version you have tested. At least the first of the things you mention sounds familiar, and I think it was fixed--but maybe not.
Alternatively omit the first and third line and magnify. Look at the edges of the plot and colorbar.
I'm aware that doing it properly for the main plot could be a bit tricky given that the user can probably switch individual lines on or off. Fixing the colorbar should be straightforward at least.
The frame around colorbar (a thin black line) seems to be draw from lower left corner around all four edges, but without closing the line when coming back to lower left corner. This is only visible when thick linewidths are used or under a large magnification.
Yet worse, the frame around the plot itself is composed of four disjoint lines (it looks as if linecaps are "butt" rather than "round" or "square"), so it looks as if tiny little squares have been cut in all the four corners, like the lower left corner on the second image here:
http://studio.imagemagick.org/RMagick/doc/ex/rvg_linejoin.gif
(Image is taken from http://studio.imagemagick.org/RMagick/doc/rvgstyle.html)
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