Erica Fischer

Hmm, yes, ultimately tippecanoe should probably support something like the Tilesets API's recipe format for tiling specifications, but you are right, `--named-layer` would be the right place for this currently....

In general, Unix programs read from the standard input when no input files are specified. Tippecanoe is no exception, and it is common to use it to read from a...

There is nothing like this currently. The best you can do currently is to use `{ "tippecanoe": { "minzoom": …, "maxzoom": … } }` to supply different versions of the...

The `version` in the metadata is always set here: https://github.com/mapbox/tippecanoe/blob/master/mbtiles.cpp#L306. If you need a different number, you will currently have to change it in the code there.

There is not a way to do this without changing the code. It's trickier than it looks to skip tiles because each thread reads linearly through a serialized form of...

This would be great, but unfortunately I think it is too ambitious for the small amount of attention I can still give to Tippecanoe.

I'm not sure I understand the intent of this change, because the existing `-MMD` in the Makefile should already be generating the dependencies. Is there a reason to prefer `-MD`?

There is not a way to do this currently. It probably wouldn't be super hard to hack it into `tile-join` since it has to decode and reencode the tiles anyway,...

The thing that makes the mbtiles indeterminate from one run to the next is that different threads can complete in different orders, so the tiles can be added to the...

You ended up solving this with MTS right?