Always create a new subplot in plt.subplot() #19434
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Woops, looks like I missed #18978 (comment), ie. should return the same axes, so this is going to need a bit more thought. |
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Can't the behavior be that the same axes are returned assuming no projections/kwargs are present, and otherwise new axes are returned? |
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Yeah, I think that's what should happen - currently working on it. |
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@dstansby an alternative is to do as suggested in #18978 (comment) but then a warning does need to be raised as opposed to the current silent behavior. I'm not a fan of the axes reuse but if there is consensus about keeping the new behavior a warning has to be emitted (not just deprecation to be clear) |
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Fixes #19432.
The behaviour before this patch was to return an existing
Axesif it had the same subplot-spec, regardless of**kwargs. This changes that to always create a newAxes, which is what is documented and expected from the deprecation.