Pass vmin and vmax inside norm #9
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Since matplotlib 3.3 passing vmin (--minv) and vmax (--maxv) simultaneously with norm is deprecated. Now vmin/vmax are passed within norm.
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I installed in matplotlib=3.6.2 conda environment, but still got this error. |
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Since matplotlib 3.3 passing vmin (--minv) and vmax (--maxv) simultaneously with norm is deprecated. This PR proposes passing vmin/vmax within norm.
Basically, I bumped into the following while running hclust2.py in a new conda env (matplotlib=3.6.2).
Then noticed a few people recently faced the same issue, as reported here, here (closes #8) , and here. This simple fix did the job for me.
Thanks