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- Fix `map object not subscriptable` error (This happened on Python 3 when specifying a custom colormap using `rgb` colors) - Use colorscale validator to validate specified colorscale before trying to do text color inference. - Handle case where some colors are specified as rgb and some as hex. - Add 'Cividis" to list of know lighter-to-darker colorscales.
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map object not subscriptableerror Annotated Heatmap with custom color scale raises ValueError #1122 (This happened on Python 3 when specifying a custom colormap usingrgbcolors)Thanks for bring this up @andy-lz!