Fix various issues with rendering scattermap icons#7825
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Closes #6599
Closes #7447
Closes #7821
Fixes various issues with rendering
scattermapicons in the legend and on the map, by making the following changes:diamondicon not rendering on the map in [BUG]: Symbols render inconsistently & incorrectly in Scattermap legend #7821marker.symbolin the legend for scattermap traces, render a circle for all traces. Currently the legend can only render Plotly-supported symbols of which only a small fraction match the Maki symbol names. In order to avoid inconsistencies where some scattermap symbols are rendered in the legend but most are rendered as circles, we just render a circle for everything.marker.color, by setting{sdf: true}when loading the icon image. Now they can be rendered in any color (and use the default trace colors by default)Screenshot
For reference, this is what the same plot looks like on
master:Steps for testing
npm run build.htmlfile in the repo root:Details