Classify polygon rings to distinguish inner polygon rings and multipolygons#45
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What's the reason to keep it non-semver-major now that we have earcut in master + VT2? We could merge #33 instead and then eliminate duplicated |
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@jfirebaugh yeah, sounds good. |
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This is a non-semver-major reimplementation of #33 that applies ring classification only in
toGeoJSON. The structure of the return value ofloadGeometry()is unchanged.This is needed for mapbox/mapbox-gl-js#2586.
However, I can't get a GeoJSON Polygon with inner ring to round trip through a mapnik created vector tile. As the failing test here shows, it comes out with ring order indicating a multipolygon. cc @flippmoke @springmeyer @mourner.