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`plot_array` now detects 3- or 4-channel arrays and skips colormap, norm, and colorbar — all of which are inappropriate for RGB images. A `test__plot_array_rgb` unit test covers the new code path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
plot_arraydetects 3- or 4-channel (RGB/RGBA) arrays and skips colormap, norm, and colorbar, which are not applicable to RGB imagestest__plot_array_rgbunit test covering the new code path via the existingarray_2d_rgb_7x7fixtureTest plan
test_autoarray/structures/plot/test_structure_plotters.py::test__plot_array_rgbpassestest_structure_plotters.pysuite passes (6/6)🤖 Generated with Claude Code