FIX: Gridliner should handle offset central longitudes #2489
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This merges parallel multi linestring geometries from an intersection into a single linestring when possible. Before this, the line would start in the middle of the axes and then go to the boundaries. The previous logic would only take the start/end geometry points and would therefore put the labels in the middle of the axes at "0" instead of on the edges.
greglucas
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Dec 4, 2024
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Note that the "Known bug" text in the upper right axes has been removed because the right labels show up now.
dopplershift
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Dec 5, 2024
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This merges parallel multilinestring geometries from an intersection into a single linestring when possible. Before this, the line would start in the middle of the axes and then go to the boundaries. The previous logic would only take the start/end geometry points and would therefore put the labels in the middle of the axes at "0" instead of on the edges.
closes #2486
closes #1923