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I searched extensively for a way to set the compression level when saving charts to PNG/JPG files using function plotly.io.write_image. Function plotly.express.imshow has a parameter binary_compression_level that seems to fit the bill, but plotly.io.write_image does not. I could not figure out if this could be achieved using scopes.
This feature would be useful to control disk/cpu usage when saving large amounts of images, which is my purpose here. What say you?
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I searched extensively for a way to set the compression level when saving charts to PNG/JPG files using function
plotly.io.write_image
. Functionplotly.express.imshow
has a parameterbinary_compression_level
that seems to fit the bill, butplotly.io.write_image
does not. I could not figure out if this could be achieved using scopes.This feature would be useful to control disk/cpu usage when saving large amounts of images, which is my purpose here. What say you?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: