Bump minimum version of matplotlib and enable matplotlib 3.5.0 #1334
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The nonposy keyword was removed in matplotlib 3.5.0 and replaced with nonpositive.
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The
nonposykeyword was removed from matplotlib 3.5.0, and replaced withnonpositivewhich was added in matplotlib 3.3.0. The easiest fix was to replacenonposywithnonpositiveand bump the minimum version of matplotlib from 3.2.0 to 3.3.0.If we wanted to stay compatible with matplotlib 3.2.0, an alternative would be to put a
try/exceptclause to catch theTypeError. I don't prefer that approach because that fix is less permanent.