API: shrink default figure size#6290
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downscale the figure size to account for the increase in DPI but keep the default size of the figure (in pixels) the same.
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👍 I agree this is the best solution to #5945 |
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👍 from me, modulo fixing test failures. |
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@efiring After this is merged I think your two PRs will 'just work' ™️ |
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Bah, this needs to be merged up to master |
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I did that. 1c27984 |
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@tacaswell, sorry, I intended to note the merge to master immediately after doing it, but evidently I got distracted. |
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downscale the figure size to account for the increase in DPI but keep
the default size of the figure (in pixels) the same.