Fix bug where matplotlib.style('default') resets the backend #17252
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PR Summary
This is a two-line PR that fixes an issue where
matplotlib.style('default')
resets the backend.While
matplotlib.style._remove_blacklisted_style_params
tries to prevent resetting the backend, it fails due to the implementation ofRcParams.__getitem__
. Basically these lines:matplotlib/lib/matplotlib/style/core.py
Lines 45 to 47 in 002b27e
end up triggering these lines when the
'backend'
key comes up:matplotlib/lib/matplotlib/__init__.py
Lines 697 to 701 in 002b27e
To repair this, I change the
_remove_blacklisted_style_params
iteration fromfor key, val in d.items()
tofor key in d.keys():
, which prevents triggering the__getitem__
override.PR Checklist