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To see the area covered by the geography of a dataset, we can call
Dataset.get("dataset_id").geom_coverage()
and the output is a nice cartoframes map.
However, this is not working with geographies, where Geography.get("geom_id").geom_coverage() method does not exist. What does exists is the attribute Geography.get("geom_id").geom_coverage, which outputs a useless binary object.
Can this be fixed?
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The dataset.geom_coverage() loads the WKB data from the geography.geom_coverage and this is not compatible with a map geography.geom_coverage() because it's already defined as a property.
The solution is really simple to implement (it requires renaming the property), but I would ask @alejandrohall@xavipereztr for the original reasons of the current implementation. Also, feel free to provide a PR with the change
To see the area covered by the geography of a dataset, we can call
and the output is a nice cartoframes map.
However, this is not working with geographies, where
Geography.get("geom_id").geom_coverage()
method does not exist. What does exists is the attributeGeography.get("geom_id").geom_coverage
, which outputs a useless binary object.Can this be fixed?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: