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Whoever determined the boundaries of the District of Columbia did not have #1783 in mind. This PR generalizes the fit to bounds functionality added in #1783 so that shapes other than unrotated rectangles still fit well when the map view is rotated. Here’s iosapp without this PR, fitted to the District with just enough padding for the top bar:
and with this PR:
Here’s a decidedly non-rectangular trace (Add Test Shapes in the gear menu) without this PR:
and with:
This functionality belongs in mbgl::Map, as opposed to client code, because much larger shapes may be distorted by the projection; apps linked against Mapbox GL don’t have enough information to reliably account for that distortion.
/cc @incanus @friedbunny @kelvinabrokwa