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The way some browsers render SVG paths cause a few visual issues especially when when full pies are rendered:
More specifically a few OS/browser combinations seem to not being able to render SVG stroke line caps precisely enough. Here is a list browsers where issues where reported and reproduced.
OS
Browser
Issue
iOS
iOS Safari
full pie charts visual glitch when animate !== true
Windows 10
Firefox v68+
full pie charts visual glitch when animate === true
Somehow SVG stroke-dasharray property is the key here but different browsers react in opposite ways so that I can't currently see an easy patch not involving browser detection.
stroke-dasharray + stroke-dashoffset are currently only appended when animation is enabled.
The example image provided gives an idea of one possible abnormality, but it seems like it might not be a deal breaker. I'm not seeing what browser that example is from, or what glitches result in other browsers.
The way some browsers render SVG paths cause a few visual issues especially when when full pies are rendered:
More specifically a few OS/browser combinations seem to not being able to render SVG stroke line caps precisely enough. Here is a list browsers where issues where reported and reproduced.
animate !== true
animate === true
Somehow SVG stroke-dasharray property is the key here but different browsers react in opposite ways so that I can't currently see an easy patch not involving browser detection.
stroke-dasharray
+stroke-dashoffset
are currently only appended when animation is enabled.Partially supported
animation === true
breaks visuallyNot supported
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