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[core] Don't default-show text/icons that depend on the placement of a paired icon/text #12521
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@ChrisLoer I'll give it a try thanks! |
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I confirm that this patch is working on iOS with our style. |
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Thanks @RomainQuidet ! |
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…a paired icon/text Fixes issue #12483.
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Fixes issue #12483.
Port of mapbox/mapbox-gl-js#7041.
I don't know a good way to write automated tests for this on the native side since we do our render tests in "still mode" which skips this logic. @RomainQuidet would you be interested in trying out this branch to see if it addresses your problem? (Also since it looks like you're also rendering the map with GL JS you could test against the GL JS PR)
/cc @ansis