
Aaron Epel modernized the hexbin map API in the plotly/plotly.py repository, focusing on updating the hexbin_map feature to leverage Plotly’s new *_map chart types. He refactored the public API, renaming create_hexbin_mapbox to create_hexbin_map and establishing a deprecation path to support user transition. Aaron ensured the new function was properly exposed during package initialization, streamlining direct imports. He updated documentation and docstrings to reflect these changes, providing clear migration guidance. Using Python and applying Ruff for code formatting, he improved code quality and removed Mapbox-specific content from examples, aligning the workflow with the evolving map-type ecosystem.

October 2025 monthly summary focusing on Hexbin map API modernization and exposure in plotly.py. Key changes modernize the hexbin_map to use the new Plotly *_map types, rename the public API from create_hexbin_mapbox to create_hexbin_map with a deprecation path, and ensure the new function is exposed via package initialization. Documentation and formatting improvements accompany the API changes to help users transition smoothly. Code quality enhancements include Ruff formatting and updates to the figure factory init. Examples were cleaned to align with the updated map-type ecosystem by removing Mapbox-specific content.
October 2025 monthly summary focusing on Hexbin map API modernization and exposure in plotly.py. Key changes modernize the hexbin_map to use the new Plotly *_map types, rename the public API from create_hexbin_mapbox to create_hexbin_map with a deprecation path, and ensure the new function is exposed via package initialization. Documentation and formatting improvements accompany the API changes to help users transition smoothly. Code quality enhancements include Ruff formatting and updates to the figure factory init. Examples were cleaned to align with the updated map-type ecosystem by removing Mapbox-specific content.
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