table pdf exports with line

[priyatharsan]

related to https://github.com/plotly/streambed/issues/11618

The issue still seems to persist in few environments. The PDF exports display line in the following environments:
user at intercom: Windows 10 / Chrome viewer
@priyatharsan Windows 10 / Adobe-reader
@nicolaskruchten MacOS10.13 / Chrome70

It did not show any lines in: MacOS10.13 / Preview

Example plots: https://plot.ly/python/table/#row-color-based-on-variable
https://plot.ly/python/table/#alternating-row-colors
Please note:

• the plot was tested by recreating them in the respective environments
• also, the rest of the plots in https://plot.ly/python/table did not display any lines in the exported PDF in the above mentioned environments

[etpinard]

Can you try opening

fig.pdf

on whichever platform that is still showing erroneous lines?

[priyatharsan]

I don't see the line in this pdf used Adobe reader

[priyatharsan]

@etpinard can you try testing with this plot instead? https://plot.ly/python/table/#row-color-based-on-variable

[etpinard]

Here's the output of

./bin/orca.js graph https://plot.ly/~jordanpeterson/410.json --format pdf

fig.pdf

No erroneous lines in evince nor in the Chrome PDF viewer.

[priyatharsan]

Yeah I don't see the line in that file too.

[etpinard]

Already, we'll looks like this isn't a problem with orca nor with plotly.js. Something must be up with our prod image server machine. Can someone confirm that they are all using [email protected]?

[priyatharsan]

https://github.com/plotly/plotly.py/blob/master/js/package.json#L34
I think the issue is specific to python API.

[priyatharsan]

Do we have any updates regarding this issue?

[etpinard]

No updates. Nothing makes me believe this problems has to do with orca or plotly.js.

[etpinard]

@priyatharsan I'll close this ticket

The latest version of orca, plotly.py and plotly.js are able to export that table graph w/o the erroneous line

[priyatharsan]

@etpinard Thanks for the update 👍

[vishalsharma3003]

I had the same problem and there is not much information provided. I don't know the exact reason why the erroneous line is there in these graphs but I have a workaround for this.
Try setting the background color of the graph and you'll notice that the line is aligned with the background so I adjusted the margins and put the right margin to zero and the problem was resolved.

layout(margin = list(r = 0, pad = 0))

Before:

After: