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Swiftly: st.plotly_chart’s kwargs deprecation warning no longer triggers when width="content" is used - recent updates now treat width as a config parameter, silencing the old deprecation clamor.

When you set width="content", earlier versions issued warnings but still plotted; now, no warning appears - so the expected behavior shifts from caution to clean execution. Yet this change hides a blind spot: the warning still surfaces in edge cases, especially with nested Plotly configs or hybrid component layouts.

Here’s the catch: users often assume width alone controls sizing, but the real issue lies in how st.plotly_chart parses kwargs - some code still expects deprecated syntax, risking confusion.

Beyond the fix, watch how Streamlit’s internal config parsing now prioritizes fig.config over kwargs, demanding clearer, modern usage.

The bottom line: width="content" works as expected now - no deprecation, no warning - but guard against legacy code clinging to outdated kwargs. Stay sharp: the style guide evolves, and so should your plot setup.