tip ignores literal colors #2091
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The example in this PR would have displayed color: orange in the tips, which was not very informative.
There might be cases where you want the tip to display the actual color (for example if you are doing a visualization of colors) — this is possible by using the tip’s format option (e.g. tip: {format: {fill: true}}).
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Fixes #2090. Uses a new
channel.defaultScalefield to record what thechannel.scalewould have been, if it weren’t for the specific values provided. This allows the tip mark to detect when a channel would have been associated with the color scale, but isn’t, and hence contains only literal color values that should not be shown (at least by default) in the tip.