Is there a way to add an additional label that isn’t included in the plot itself?
Given the code below I’m adjusting the labels that I’m using to build the scatter plot.
fig = px.scatter(
df,
x="TestTime",
y="CorrectedLoad",
color="SoftwareVersion",
trendline="lowess",
range_x=[start_date, end_date],
title=f"{DUTModel} | Acceptable Frame Loss 0.5% | 1000 Flows BiDi",
template="ggplot2",
labels={
"CorrectedLoad": "Throughput (Mbps)",
"TestTime": "Test Timestamp",
"SoftwareVersion": "Software Version",
},
)
However, each data point has some additional attribute (df[“tags”]) that I would like to expose on the tooltip popup even though plotly isn’t using them to generate the graph.