DOC: Document the behavior of bar() for categorical x data #29511
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The description seems good to me, but should we also have the equivalent under y in the |
In particular, mention the different behavior on duplicates compared to using `tick_label` explicitly. Closes matplotlib#29507.
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…511-on-v3.10.x Backport PR #29511 on branch v3.10.x (DOC: Document the behavior of bar() for categorical x data)
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In particular, mention the different behavior on duplicates compared to using
tick_labelexplicitly.Closes #29507.