Make rcParams["backend"] backend fallback check rcParams identity first. #21034
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This avoids accidentally triggering backend resolution via other RcParams instances.
#21031 is merged - can you clarify the state of these PRs? |
Sorry if I was unclear; this is doing the same thing as #21031 but for another rcparam and is thus also needed. |
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…034-on-v3.5.x Backport PR #21034 on branch v3.5.x (Make rcParams["backend"] backend fallback check rcParams identity first.)
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This avoids accidentally triggering backend resolution via other
RcParams instances.
See #21015; #21031 is somewhat similar.
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