Hello!
I am trying to add decorations to MultiLine glyph. Although I see that all the glyphs have ‘decorations=’ keyword, it is not clear how to use it. The documentation says that this keyword can be used to draw arrow heads, and that is exactly I want to do. Here is the code snippet:
ml = MultiLine(xs=‘xs’, ys=‘ys’, line_color=‘black’, decorations=)
p.add_glyph(dataSource, ml)
What should I pass in ‘decorations’ argument so that I get arrow heads at the end of my line?
Thanks in advance 
Glyph decorations are still experimental / work in progress. Your best bet is to look at the example added in the original PR:
bokeh/examples/plotting/trefoil.py at branch-3.6 · bokeh/bokeh · GitHub
That said, multi_line is an oddball glyph, it may not actually work with decorations at all yet.
cc @mateusz
Hi,
Thanks for the quick response! I wrote the code based on the example:
from bokeh.models import VeeHead
ml = p.multi_line(xs='xs', ys='ys', color='black', source=dataSource)
ml.add_decoration(VeeHead(size=10), "end")
The good thing is the code does not throw any exception, but it does not draw arrow heads. So, I am guessing the functionality exists but its not implemented yet. Lets hope it will be in near future!
Anyways for the time being, I can just use more multi_line to draw my arrow heads. 
I’d suggest filing a GitHub Issue since I don’t know that there is one for tracking this, specifically.
Hello!
Created the issue link, but I got the following reply from 3 guys within 1 minute. It seems like spam. 
What do u think!?
It’s dangerous spam appearing on multiple issues since last night, I have blocked and deleted all the comments.
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