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PB-170: Add device orientation to geolocation button - #minor #965

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@LukasJoss LukasJoss commented Jun 26, 2024

Add vision cone to geolocation if information is available through geolocation api or magnetometer to indicate the users orientation.
If a magnetometer is available, clicking the geolocation a second time will rotate the map to align it to north

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Passing run #2995 ↗︎

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PB-170: Add debug statements and clean up code
Project: web-mapviewer Commit: cf87b6226c
Status: Passed Duration: 04:45 💡
Started: Jul 16, 2024 10:06 AM Ended: Jul 16, 2024 10:10 AM

Review all test suite changes for PR #965 ↗︎

@LukasJoss LukasJoss force-pushed the feat-PB-170-device-orientation branch 3 times, most recently from a72d79c to 0ed8c6b Compare July 1, 2024 14:14
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What is this PR ? What should I review ? Could you please update the PR title to provide information on what is asked to review here

@LukasJoss LukasJoss changed the title very wip - #minor PB-170: Add device orientation to geolocation button Jul 8, 2024
@github-actions github-actions bot changed the title PB-170: Add device orientation to geolocation button PB-170: Add device orientation to geolocation button - #minor Jul 8, 2024
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I don't fully get the auto rotation and based on the PR description it seems that it don't work, at least on my mobile phone touching geolocation again would disable the geolocation and not re-orient to the north if not in the north.

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LukasJoss commented Jul 8, 2024

I don't fully get the auto rotation and based on the PR description it seems that it don't work, at least on my mobile phone touching geolocation again would disable the geolocation and not re-orient to the north if not in the north.

Does your device have absolute orientation (magnetic sensors)? If not this is expected behavior with the current code as pressing the geolocation button again should just turn off the geolocation if the phone does not have absolute orientation

@LukasJoss LukasJoss requested a review from ltshb July 16, 2024 09:05
@LukasJoss LukasJoss force-pushed the feat-PB-170-device-orientation branch from e98c8fc to cf87b62 Compare July 16, 2024 10:02
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ltshb commented Aug 7, 2024

is replaced by #1022

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