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In the sample set up below, when the user taps on the map:
If we use queryRenderedFeatures to detect the yellow circle layer, everything works as expected (the circle layer is found).
If we use queryRenderedFeatures to detect the gray circle layer, which is in between a tile boundary, it'll only be detected when tapped on the right side. queryRenderedFeatures will fail with coordinates on the left side of the circle.
If they gray circle gets moved east (out of the boundary), queryRenderedFeatures works again as expected.
In the sample set up below, when the user taps on the map:
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