Hey,
first of all thanks for the awesome work with this lib!
I ran into an issue / bug? when using regions with enabled zoom:
The line with regions in it doesn't change when zooming, the points do.
You can see the issue here: http://jsfiddle.net/xqjb2zhb/
Another question:
Is it possible to define "connectNull" on a per line base?
For example: I have several lines with null vales. Some I would like to be connected inbetween, some not. (if I should ask this as a seperate question just throw me a hint and I will do so).
cheers,
oli
Same issue here, any line with regions specified on it does not react to zooms.
Thank you for your work!
J.
Do we have any update on this issue ????
I needed a region style to make the end of a line dashed (to represent the uncertainty of the future) and instead I has to use a region colored overlay, which is not as practical and appropriate as dashed lines but still OK.
I guess I'll just do all this in D3 myself when I have time?
Same issue here. Attached Gif to show issue.

Still facing the issue. Any update with this ??
Fix is merged but no ETA for the next release.
It's been almost 2 years, since the fix. Any updates on the next release date?
I can confirm I am also still witnessing this issue where regions are not updating/reacting to when a chart is zoomed (with v0.7.15). Any ideas for a workaround in the meantime?
I also encountered this issue with version 0.7.15. From inspecting the region elements I noticed that the g elements with the c3-region class do resize but the rect elements inside the g elements for some reason do not. I managed to create a workaround by specifying a callback function to the onzoom property (https://c3js.org/reference.html#zoom-onzoom) and modifying the rect element width and x attributes with d3 to match the width and x attributes of their parent elements.
config.zoom.onzoom = () => {
let regions = d3.selectAll("#chartId .c3-region")._groups[0];
regions.forEach(regionElement => {
let region = d3.select(regionElement);
let rectangle = d3.select(regionElement).select("rect");
rectangle.transition().duration(0).attr('width', region.attr('width'));
rectangle.transition().duration(0).attr('x', region.attr('x'));
});
}