When does the JointGrid space parameter come into play？

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my code:

g = sns.JointGrid(x='True', y='Pred', data=mydata, space=0,
                    xlim=(-2, 23), ylim=(-2, 23),
                    height=6,
                    ratio=5,
                    )
g = g.plot_joint(sns.regplot, color = '#4F6B42')
plt.grid(linestyle='--')
g.plot_marginals(sns.distplot, kde=True,  color="#4F6B42", bins=45, hist_kws={'edgecolor':'k'})

I've set space=0, but the interval still exists.

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mydata:

TRUE	Pred
8.08263 8.055517
3.369413	3.4089353
5.504575	5.2975693
7.986776	7.8860564
5.840293	5.69897

[mwaskom]

What “interval”? Please add an image of the result you’re getting.

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It‘s my result:

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I didn't want a gap between the distribution and the scatter plot, so I set 'space=0', but it didn't work

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My searborn version is 0.9.0, and I have tried 0.10.0 and 0.11.0

[mwaskom]

Please make your example reproducible (something I could copy and paste and run to check).

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The result:

[mwaskom]

You have space=0.9 in that script. When I change it to space=0 it works as expected.

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You have space=0.9 in that script. When I change it to space=0 it works as expected.

I'm sorry, I have make the space=0, it don't work as expected. I wonder if this is an environmental problem.
numpy 1.23.4
matplotlib 3.5.3
pandas 1.5.1
seaborn 0.9.0
python 3.8.5

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You have space=0.9 in that script. When I change it to space=0 it works as expected.

What is your environment configuration like?

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You have space=0.9 in that script. When I change it to space=0 it works as expected.

Hello, could you please show me the environment configuration? I really can't solve it. Also, I have changed the 'space' in 'class JointGrid(object):', but it still doesn't work.

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Thank you for your reply