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warn about missing style images #8000

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@ansis ansis commented Mar 6, 2019

Adds a missing fix to the previous icon pr. Cherry picked from #6831

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Do you think we should update the warning to reference the new styleimagemissing event?

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ansis commented Mar 12, 2019

Yep, changed to mention styleimagemissing

@ansis ansis merged commit c189971 into master Mar 12, 2019
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@ansis @ryanhamley does this close #6823?

@ryanhamley ryanhamley deleted the missingimagewarning branch May 6, 2019 21:01
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@chloekraw #6823 is technically asking for something slightly different (warn when the sprite URL is not defined in a style that uses sprite-dependent properties vs warn when an image that is requested is not found) but this might cover the use case well enough for it to be considered closed. @ansis do you think we need specific sprite validation logic?

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👍 thanks @ryanhamley, to me it sounds like something that would still be good to have.

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