Nothing is rendered for series when value is surrounded by null values
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Description
Hello, I have a similar issue as https://github.com/leeoniya/uPlot/issues/1042, where the user had null points, followed by a non-null point, then more nulls.
I'm in a similar predicament, however I am dealing with two series (min and max) and have a band on both those series to fill in the space between them, and I was wondering if instead of showing points, it's possible to have a thin vertical line or a thin band fill shown just so you know data is there?
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Start by reproducing the issue with two series containing null values around a non-null point and a band between the min and max series. Inspect the chart's series and band rendering paths to determine how gaps are handled. Done means the configured gap produces a visible thin vertical line or band without breaking normal null handling.
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- javascript
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- data-visualization
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- Feature
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