Inside Pxxltnbvw Rvcdem Plotly_chart Kwargs Deprecation
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When switching from width="content" to width=..., the st.plotly_chart now triggers a deprecation warning even with valid kwargs - an unexpected regression.
Streamlit 1.50.0 with Python 3.14.2 shows the warning: "Variable keyword arguments... deprecated and will be removed."
This breaks expectations: using width properly no longer works as before.
The fix isn’t clean - while passing width works, kwargs still flag deprecated usage.
To avoid confusion, always set layout via config instead of width="content".
Is this a regression? Yes, the expected smooth shift failed.
The warning disrupts workflows - use config over kwargs for consistent results.
What’s your next move: update your code or embrace the warning?
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Note: The warning persists despite correct syntax - this signals a deeper shift.
Avoid width="content"; instead, configure layout through config for reliability.
Streamlit’s evolving API demands adaptability - staying current prevents quiet regressions.
Your charts deserve clarity, not cryptic warnings.
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The deprecation warning, once a rare annoyance, now disrupts your flow.
Relying on width="content" no longer works - future-proof your code with explicit config.
Streamlit’s changes aim for clarity, not hidden friction.
Protect your workflow: switch now, stay ahead.
