fix typo in _legend.py : obj.ncol should be obj.ncols #579
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This duplicates (at least) #574, #565 and #558 and just has not been merged yet, see #574 (comment) as well. This is no typo, but a change from |
This was referenced Apr 18, 2023
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Why is this not merged? |
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Because maintenance is more or less stalled at the moment. |
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This fixes an AttributeError when a user calls
plt.legend()and then saves a figure withtikzplotlib.save. Sinceobjin the relevant line is of typematplotlib.legend.Legend(), the attribute isncolsand notncol(see https://matplotlib.org/stable/api/legend_api.html#matplotlib.legend.Legend).