I've found that using a code is not easy to draw a diagram in the file using and done It works fine if you execute it as open but if you give this code in a process that does not have a window (like Jenkins), then you just get the following error: The cause of this error, as I understand the source code around stack-trace lines I am hoping to use backend_tkagg.py in the previous window window (see the Tk.Tk () line in the stacktrace). So I wonder if there is a way of drawing pictures with matplotlib (or everything in the dragon) without having to depend on the window (-major) to work. You have to set a backend that will write directly to a file. For details, see: You must call matplotlib for example: Actually, I found out that there is a solution given in this documentation: matplotlib As much as reading this tutorial, it is explained in the tutorial, that you submit the data and then:
import as plat # as the matplotlib.pyplot ... meaningful stuff Plt.plot (data.x, fill variable with data) .y, format_string) plt.savefig (filename)
traceback (most recent call final): The file ".to_graph.py", line 89,
import matplotlib matplotlib.use ("AGG" ) Import Pipot # Continue as usual
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