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chore(deps): bump vue-data-ui from 3.23.14 to 3.25.0 - #3226
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WalkthroughThe charts now calculate x-axis label intervals from the number of versions or dates. The vue-data-ui dependency and its workspace release-age exclusion entry are updated to version 3.25.0. ChangesChart label density
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk:⚪ Minimal · up to This updates chart label density to scale with available dates and versions while aligning vue-data-ui to 3.25.0. No concrete merge-blocking risk remains. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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🧭 Context
Bump vue-data-ui and update some chart configurations following a fix in the latest version of vue-data-ui.
📚 Description
vue-data-ui 3.25.0 fixes an old bug in the treatment of x-axis modulo display (see release notes), which treated the modulo setting as a 'number of labels to display' instead of actually displaying labels based on a real mod.
As a consequence, the last x-axis label can appear closer to the previous label, since its display is forced (a
showFirstAndLastconfig property, true by default, forces the first and last labels to be visible, regardless of the mod setting). In some cases (for example with a download chart set on a daily granularity and using the zoom range inputs), the last label can overlap the previous label, in which case a stroke coating around the text element keeps it readable.Charts affected by this change: