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ios-v2.1.0

Closed Sep 15, 2015 100% complete
  • Renamed this SDK from “Mapbox GL for iOS” to “Mapbox iOS SDK”. Don’t ask us what “SDK” stands for. (#2175)
  • v8 styles are now required. If you are using a custom v7 style, it needs to be upgraded using this migrator script. (#2052)
  • A two-finger vertical swipe now tilts the map. (#2116)
  • Applications built with Mapbox GL no longer crash when Location Servic…
  • Renamed this SDK from “Mapbox GL for iOS” to “Mapbox iOS SDK”. Don’t ask us what “SDK” stands for. (#2175)
  • v8 styles are now required. If you are using a custom v7 style, it needs to be upgraded using this migrator script. (#2052)
  • A two-finger vertical swipe now tilts the map. (#2116)
  • Applications built with Mapbox GL no longer crash when Location Services launches them in background mode. (#1821, #1869)
  • Fixed a crash when adding annotations to an MGLMapView inside -viewDidLoad. (#1874)
  • The user location annotation view now indicates the location reading’s accuracy and the device’s heading. (#2010)
  • Eliminated linker warnings and errors when building against the iOS 9.0 SDK in Xcode 7. (#1962)
  • Worked around a bug in the iOS 9.0 SDK that caused a crash on launch. (#1958)
  • User location tracking no longer sends MGLMapView into an invalid region on iOS 9. (#1925)
  • Eliminated console spew in the iosapp demo application that was related to Mapbox Metrics HTTP requests. (#1937)
  • Implemented -[MGLMapView showAnnotations:animated:]. (#2050)
  • A new MGLMapCamera API allows you to transition multiple viewpoint properties, including rotation and pitch, simultaneously with an optional custom duration and timing function. (#2193)
  • A new user tracking mode, MGLUserTrackingModeFollowWithCourse, has been added for indicating the current direction of travel. (#2068)
  • Fixed a crash adding a shape annotation with zero points. (#2098)
  • Debug mode now displays information useful for diagnosing the label collision algorithm. (#1808)
  • Minor style updates. (#1910)
  • The CocoaPods pod now contains a readme file. (#1886)
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