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In case you still have this issue, I have just discovered that if you export the dabest object plots using the Cairo package, the unwanted black borders disappear from the saved images. Happy plotting!
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Unfortunately, I get the same thing!
Edit: I updated all the packages that dabestr imports, nothing changed it.
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Sorry for this, getting an ugly plot is definitely frustrating!
Could you see what happens when you update ggplot2
to 3.2.0
, i.e. the latest version?
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Do you get these black borders when you run the code through the console, and then save the images manually?
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Yes! I'm using RStudio, I use the console, then I save them. They look like that in the "Plots" window, even before I save them too.
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Ah, this makes sense! I've recently been having other, unrelated difficulties with Cairo not being the default on Windows! Thank you so much.
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