Figure.image / Figure.grdimage: Deprecate parameter bitcolor to bit_color (Will be removed in v0.2X.0) - #4280
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This parameter still takes non-Pythonic arguments. Need to discuss the Pythonic syntax before renaming. |
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See #4263 (comment) for more discusssions. |
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Closing the PR. Will be superseded by PR #4872. |
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Use underscores between words in parameter names; related to #2014.
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