judo | A more elegant way to play in the MUD

The tab20c colorbar only has 20 colors which is smaller than your number of categories. One thing you could do though is to concatenate several colormaps together and use it for your plot. I used the approach from this and applied it to your situation. You can find the code below:

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You want to remove the group aesthetic - it's overriding the separation (grouping) that naturally occurs when you group by the fill aesthetic. The group aesthetic seems to take priority over the fill aesthetic, so your fill is never applied over top of the group. Your data will already naturally be grouped by year since this is the x aesthetic.

Oh, and I changed the ordering of the factor judo$medal to match the typical "Bronze, Silver, Gold". Consequently, your argument for values was changed to a named vector to ensure the proper mapping.

This is what you want!!

You will find a lot of friends here, if you provide a reproducible example and show what you have done and where things go wrong.

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You are reusing the variable you are looping in (querySnapshot and doc) inside the loop, so I think this is messing up everything. If you loop over querySnapshot, then you should not reuse querySnapshot again inside the loop.

Also, to avoid headaches and callback hells, use await instead of .then( .then( .then( .then()))). You can't use await inside of a method (.filter(), .map(), .forEach() etc) but you can use it inside a for loop :

Use map in parse_text function so that you get lists separately.

It seems like the server can't access to the content of the credentials.yml. This file is encrypted and Rails use the master key store in the master.key file to read it. So given that the master.key is not checked into version control, you need to provide it manually on the server. Please check this article https://medium.com/cedarcode/rails-5-2-credentials-9b3324851336

This section :

Deploying master key

When you move your code to a server, you need to make sure that your config/credentials.yml.enc file can be decrypted. That means that somehow you’ll need to provide Rails with your master key, given that it is not checked into version control.

There are two ways of doing that:

Option 1: Place the config/master.key file in the server. You’ll normally want to symlink this file to a shared folder in the server filesystem. Again, do not version your config/master.key file.

Option 2: create a RAILS_MASTER_KEY ENV variable. Rails will detect it and use it as your master key, e.g. in heroku: heroku config:set RAILS_MASTER_KEY=.

You should be able to use any of those indistinctly.

If you are using RBENV as you ruby manager, you can store your env var doing this :

You will create .rbenv-vars in your project folder, not your rails project folder but the folder in which is your project folder, the parent folder if you want.

After that you put your env var inside the file like this:

DATABASE_PWD=*****

no quotes, no space too before ou after the "="

For more check this link on goRails : https://gorails.com/deploy/ubuntu/18.04#capistrano

Hope this can help

This is what plt.figure(constrained_layout=True) is supposed to do. If you want to stretch it further you could do for instance: