LineAnnotation overlaps with X and Y axis labels

EAnnotationClippingMode works for TextAnnotation, but for LineAnnotation it fails and does not have any effect

the bug is confirmed even if i pass SeriesViewRect, internally it takes surface view rect only, i have manually overridden it using a custom class which worked for me : export class ClippedLineAnnotation extends LineAnnotation { constructor(options?: ILineAnnotationOptions) { super(options); // Default to SeriesViewRect so it clips to the plot area out of the box this.clipping = EAnnotationClippingMode.SeriesViewRect; } public override drawWithContext( renderContext: any, xCalc: any, yCalc: any, seriesViewRect: any, // ← this is what the parent bug ignores surfaceViewRect: any, chartViewRect: any ): void { // Temporarily swap seriesViewRect into the slot the parent bug ignores. // We do this by monkey-patching getClippingRect for this one call so it // receives the correct first argument without duplicating all the label logic. const originalGetClippingRect = this.getClippingRect.bind(this); (this as any).getClippingRect = ( clipping: any, _wrongRect: any, // parent always passes surfaceViewRect here — ignore it svRect: any, cvRect: any ) => { // Pass seriesViewRect (from our closure) as the first rect instead return originalGetClippingRect(clipping, seriesViewRect, svRect, cvRect); }; try { super.drawWithContext(renderContext, xCalc, yCalc, seriesViewRect, surfaceViewRect, chartViewRect); } finally { // Always restore, even if super throws (this as any).getClippingRect = originalGetClippingRect; } } }