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Time-series line chart errors with data containing "Nan" value #17224
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@junlincc fyi for the echarts migration. Looks like this needs to be fixed |
Hey @villebro, do you know the right engineer/poc to tag on echarts migration issues? |
@etr2460 can you loop in @kgabryje and @zhaoyongjie and me - now that monorepo finally hit the repo, we've started gradually working on these types of issues (see e.g. #17587). I would almost suggest breaking these up into as small tickets as possible, assigning them priorities, so we can start tackling them one by one. Also, perhaps we can place them on a dedicated project board where we can track progress (there might already be one, I can't remember). |
This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. For admin, please label this issue |
I was tempted to close this as stale, but now I'm wondering if anyone can confirm/deny that this is still an issue in modern-era Superset. Thanks in advance! |
@rusackas It's been another 6 months, no activity from reporters since the initial report - I would say let's close as stale rather than invest time trying to reproduce? |
Agreed, closing. |
A user reported an error on a chart with data that contains "Nan" values:
TypeError: Could not convert "NaN" to numeric
. It looks like this is happening in post_processing.How to reproduce the bug
Expected results
Chart loaded
You can see the expected result when switching to the old line chart (the chart shows up correctly using the old line chart).
Actual results
500 error
Environment
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