Horizontal Stacked Bar Labels Cut Off

Hello! I've been encountering some behavior with labelling on stacked horizontal bar charts that I feel is somewhat strange.

Basically, when I try to add a label to each section of the stacked bar, everything works fine until I adjust the range of the x-axis to get rid of the grey space to the right of the bars. It looks like if the sum of any of the bars goes even slightly over the range of the x-axis, it causes some labels to not show up. What confuses me, and makes me unsure if this is intended or not, is that it appears as if the labels are correctly appearing in the JSON, but don't actually show up on the graph.

Here's an example:

import pandas as pd
import plotly.graph_objects as go

summary_figure = go.Figure()

summary_figure.add_trace(go.Bar(
  name="Women",
  text=["Women"]*4, 
  y = ["A","B","C","D"],
  x = [50,60,70,85],
  orientation = 'h',
  textfont_color="white",
  textangle=0,
  textposition="inside",
  insidetextanchor= "start",
  cliponaxis=False,
  ))
summary_figure.add_trace(go.Bar(
  name="Men",
  text=["Men"]*4, 
  y = ["A","B","C","D"],
  x = [50.001,40.001,30,15],
  orientation = 'h',
  textfont_color="white",
  textangle=0,
  textposition="inside",
  insidetextanchor= "start",
  cliponaxis=False,
  ))
summary_figure.update_layout(
  barmode='stack',)

summary_figure.update_xaxes(range=[0, 100])      
summary_figure.show()

In this example, "Men" appears in the JSON four times, but only gets displayed twice.

Because of tiny rounding discrepancies in our data, this behavior has led to a lot of confusion for my team. If it's intended, I'd love if there was some sort of warning to make it known that the bar is being truncated.

Thanks!

No source file, test, or entry point is named. Start by reproducing the supplied horizontal stacked-bar example in plotly.js with the x-axis range set to [0, 100], then trace how labels are rendered when bar totals slightly exceed the range. Done requires deciding the intended behavior and documenting or testing the resulting handling.