The problem is identified. It is a matter of backend invoked on macOS.
The following “workaround” works (see https://github.com/JuliaPy/PyPlot.jl/issues/433):
In the REPL, type ‘using PyPlot’. If the command PyPlot.backend
reports tkagg
then the setting is pointing to tk
, a backend broken on macOS(?).
add IJulia
- and the configuration of the backend in use is updated to
qt5
;
the commandPyPlot.backend
returnsqt5agg
It fixes the issues, PyPlot is back!