The AxisBounds() method from v4.0.48 seems to have been replaced by SetViewLimits() in v4.1.x. However, upon dragging, the new method now automatically scales / zooms. If exaggerated, this might result in an invalid axis in below example.

Can the old AxisBounds() behaviour be mimicked in v4.1.x?

We have this code in v4.0.48

double[] data = new double[35];
Random rand = new Random(0);
for (int i = 1; i < data.Length; i++)
	data[i] = data[i - 1] + rand.NextDouble() - .5;

plot1.plt.PlotSignal(data);
plot1.plt.AxisBounds(minY: 0);
plot1.Render();

And adapted the last 3 lines to v4.1.16 like this:

plot1.Plot.AddSignal(data);
plot1.Plot.SetViewLimits(yMin: 0);
plot1.Render();

In v4.0.48, the plot can be dragged upwards, as long as there is allowed space available, but stops at y=0.
SetViewLimits from v4.1.16 behaves similarly, but when the y=0 limit is hit, the graph gets scaled vertically (and, if exaggerated, the y-axis seems to be broken or flipped / inverted).

Here's a screencap of the behaviours: