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When the data is initially provided into the chart, I assume that the hover subject should emit the last candle in this dataset.
However, it actually emits the second to last one, or even the 4th-5th one. I guess the Y axis is somehow accounted for incorrectly in the X coordinate calculation.
In other words, the chart reports the initial hover as if the mouse pointer was at X = (xCenter of the last candle) - (Y axis width)
Duplicates
Latest version
Describe the bug 😯
When the data is initially provided into the chart, I assume that the hover subject should emit the last candle in this dataset.
However, it actually emits the second to last one, or even the 4th-5th one. I guess the Y axis is somehow accounted for incorrectly in the X coordinate calculation.
In other words, the chart reports the initial hover as if the mouse pointer was at
X = (xCenter of the last candle) - (Y axis width)
Link to minimal reproduction
https://codepen.io/dmkokovtsev/pen/rNoZJwG
Steps to Reproduce the Bug or Issue 🕹
#hover_info
divExpected behavior 🤔
The timestamp of the last candle
Platform
Windows, Chrome
Additional context 🔦
No response
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