What problem does this feature solve?
I came across this use case when summarising for a time period, e.g: year, month, week, day...
We can use the following time formats with success:
YYYY-MM-DD for daily summary
YYYY-MM for a monthl summary
YYYY for a yearly summary
The ISO Week format is IYYY-IW which produces an example: 2026-W04 for the fourth week in 2026.
For an X axis with values such as 2026-W04 we don't get a chart at all and the data zoom slider moves.
Some screenshots:
What does the proposed API look like?
time series should accept the ISO Week format (IYYY-IW), example: 2026-W04 for the fourth week in 2026.
What problem does this feature solve?
I came across this use case when summarising for a time period, e.g: year, month, week, day...
We can use the following time formats with success:
YYYY-MM-DD for daily summary
YYYY-MM for a monthl summary
YYYY for a yearly summary
The ISO Week format is IYYY-IW which produces an example: 2026-W04 for the fourth week in 2026.
For an X axis with values such as 2026-W04 we don't get a chart at all and the data zoom slider moves.
Some screenshots:
What does the proposed API look like?
time series should accept the ISO Week format (IYYY-IW), example: 2026-W04 for the fourth week in 2026.