logarithmic scales don't like soft min/max?
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Description
Logarithmic scales work when using
range: { min: { hard: ...}, max: { hard: ...} }
but fail when using
range: { min: { soft: ...}, max: { soft: ...} }
Codepen: https://codepen.io/codesurfr/pen/XWYPdJE
Maybe I'm not understanding what 'soft' really does and I'm asking for something impossible?
NB: It would be really nice there was a bit of docs on the various ways to set ranges, ideally with a tad of motivation in there too... ;-)
NNB: related issue #577
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Start with the linked CodePen reproduction and compare the hard min/max configuration with the soft min/max configuration. Read related issue #577 for context on range behavior. Done means determining whether soft bounds should work on logarithmic scales and documenting or correcting the behavior accordingly.
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