Michael Kirk
Michael Kirk
Deprecate some hardcoded mapbox styles, and replace those that remain with maplibre styles. (+docs!)
Whoops, converting to a draft while I address a missed TODO.
Deprecate some hardcoded mapbox styles, and replace those that remain with maplibre styles. (+docs!)
Re-marking this as ready for review. I brushed up against some things that could use more attention (CarPlay and weird NavigationViewController tests). I didn't fix everything, but I think everything...
Deprecate some hardcoded mapbox styles, and replace those that remain with maplibre styles. (+docs!)
Ok, Changelog entry added. Curious if people care about mitigating the breaking change, but otherwise I think it's good to go.
Update: I added a UIKit (non SwiftUI) App to my example repository and have confirmed the issue exists there as well.
I was able to see a map rendered if I commented out these lines in `NavigationViewController.swift`: ``` public func styleManager(_ styleManager: StyleManager, didApply style: Style) { // if self.mapView?.styleURL !=...
Another thing - the map is very flickery while navigating. I don't experience this while panning the map.  It's true on both simulator and a physical device. I'm assuming...
>> Another thing - the map is very flickery while navigating. I don't experience this while panning the map. >> It's true on both simulator and a physical device. >...
I agree that it doesn't make sense to link to a mapbox url that the app doesn't even know how to handle. Instead of removing this logic, is there a...
> Instead of removing this logic, is there a possibility of a maplibre hosted style? I thought about this more while working on #45, and personally concluded that injecting default...
Are you still having issues @BroodjeSteen? The SPM install instructions have been updated: https://github.com/maplibre/maplibre-navigation-ios?tab=readme-ov-file#getting-started