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When react-leaflet's zoomSnap is, say, 0.5, Google tile layers often (presumably at half-level zooms) do not cover the entire view (see screenshot). For now, my solution is, of course, to use zoomSnap=1, but this should probably be fixed.
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edge tiles don't load with zoom delta < 1
edge tiles don't load with zoom snap < 1
Apr 8, 2018
@Charmatzis Unfortunately the update seems to depends on react-leaflet 2.0, not 1.x, which breaks the customizations in my app. So there's no way for me to test this. What changes did you make to fix this?
Update: after looking into this a bit, I think maybe Google Maps doesn't support non-integer zoom levels. So the solution would be to then trick Google? Something akin to https://github.com/TolonUK/Leaflet.EdgeBuffer
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When react-leaflet's zoomSnap is, say, 0.5, Google tile layers often (presumably at half-level zooms) do not cover the entire view (see screenshot). For now, my solution is, of course, to use zoomSnap=1, but this should probably be fixed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: