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There is an extra label at x=4.0, but (correctly) no tick there:
Probably a rounding issue, e.g. it doesn't appear using xlim(4.005, 8). I understand that some tolerance in floating point comparison is needed, but at least the same should be used for both ticks and labels (i.e. I wouldn't necessarily consider it a bug if both a tick and a label appeared when the lower xlim is e.g. 4+1e-10).
Some rough notes as we go through: See axis.py:253 for where we determine if things appear or not. I suspect we just need to put the label drawing inside of the if midPoint block as well.
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There is an extra label at

x=4.0
, but (correctly) no tick there:Probably a rounding issue, e.g. it doesn't appear using
xlim(4.005, 8)
. I understand that some tolerance in floating point comparison is needed, but at least the same should be used for both ticks and labels (i.e. I wouldn't necessarily consider it a bug if both a tick and a label appeared when the lower xlim is e.g. 4+1e-10).Sadly not solved by #5768.
PS: I guess this is going to be much more visible now that the default style has ticks pointing outwards...
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