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Rejecting parameter 'positions' for boxplot(), refs #3566 #3576

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Hi, this is a first attempt for the boxplot position rejection (#3566). I'm not sure about the style. Please review and let me know if something should be changed.
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Thanks, I think raising an error here makes sense; it looks like positions errored on <=0.12 anyway since seaborn was already passing positions directly. (In 0.13, there was an effort to allow users to override more of the matplotlib params that seaborn sets defaults for, though as you discovered in the original issue, there's no guarantee that the overridden behavior will be correct).

@@ -1577,6 +1577,10 @@ def boxplot(
fliersize=None, hue_norm=None, native_scale=False, log_scale=None, formatter=None,
legend="auto", ax=None, **kwargs
):

if "positions" in kwargs:
msg = "boxplot() does not support parameter 'positions'. Consider to use native_scale=True and specify positions via parameter 'x'."
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msg = "boxplot() does not support parameter 'positions'. Consider to use native_scale=True and specify positions via parameter 'x'."
msg = "boxplot does not support parameter `positions`. Consider using `native_scale=True`.

Nit: For a horizontal boxplot you'd specify the positions with y so let's make the suggestion less specific. Note that I've also tweaked the formatting.


if "positions" in kwargs:
msg = "boxplot() does not support parameter 'positions'. Consider to use native_scale=True and specify positions via parameter 'x'."
raise ValueError(msg)
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Small thing but TypeError is probably a better error class here, that is what you get if you passed an undefined parameter. Alternatively, RuntimeError since positions is technically valid but produces incorrect behavior.

Comment on lines 1181 to 1187
try:
boxplot(**kwargs, positions=positions)
err = None
except ValueError as e:
err = e

assert(err is not None)
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It would be slightly more idiomatic I think to use pytest.raises here, ideally with the match parameter to make sure we're getting the error we expect.

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Hi, I came back to this now and updated my branch. How do I proceed? Should I open a new PR or can this be updated somehow? Sorry, I'm not very familiar with this process... :)

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