I see...
"The tick values are currently chosen regardless of the format" I think
this can be considered a bug, isn't ? I mean, there's no reason to show
ticks with decimal values when I'm representing integer values, is there?
And forcing the tick values format to integer makes obviously appear double
ticks (multiple ticks with same value), which is probably even more
confusing for who reads the chart.
Furthermore, I'm already using
viewWindowMode: 'explicit',
viewWindow: {min: 0, max: 'auto'}
but the chart doesn't seem to care: when I only have 0s it show "-1", "0",
"1" as y-ticks .
Unfortunately I have no way to predict which will be the range of the
values, as they are read from a DB and they continuously change. I also see
specifyng the ticks values is the only solution, even though I will have to
calculate it considering the serie values range I have each time.
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