Minimum Vbar Width for hovering over it

On Feb 20, 2019, at 07:42, Andrea Ciufo <andciufo@gmail.com> wrote:

I am creating a Vertical Bar based on my time records during the 2018.

I was creating a Vertical Bar
hover_2=HoverTool(tooltips=[('main activity','@main_activity'),('Count','@Count'),('Date','@Date{%F}')], formatters={
        'Date' : 'datetime'})
    plot=figure(title='Daily Hours',tools=[hover_2,'pan','wheel_zoom'],plot_width=400, plot_height=400,x_range=(xrange), y_range=(yrange))
    plot.vbar(x="Date", top="Count",source=source, width=1000000)

What I have discovered that in a time span of 365 days (1Y)
I can hover and get the required information only if the width is at least "1000000"

With Smaller Values I am not able to hover over the graph.
The first example is with a width value of 1.5.
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The second example is with a width value of 1000000

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  • Why this kind of behavior?
  • How to know the minimal width?

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