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- share the `GeoJSONOptions` instances using `Immutable<GeoJSONOptions>` - avoid extra copying
- fix wrapping of the `GeoJSONOptions` instances in supercluster map/reduce lambdas.
Previously, local variables were wrapped by reference.
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Because what metters is the size we add to the APK.
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Useful because for platform such as Android, we want to measure
the size of the library inside the APK, which is usually compressed.
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The newly introduced `Scheduler::GetSequenced()` returns
sequenced schedulers from the cache limited to 10 instances,
preventing from spawning too many threads.
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File must be `metrics.json`.
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Will give us a better view of what changed and by how much. Otherwise
the test stops at the first failure.
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This code was matching `style.json` instead of `metrics.json` if
the `style.json` was contained inside `metrics/.../style.json`.
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Release bots will build and persist the build targets other workspaces.
A bot will collect all the binaries and check the size.
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This will make it easier to measure the binary size because we can
strip the binaries from symbols in a portable way.
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This test will check the size of the tools and shared libraries
built from previous bots in a single run.
We will have +/- 1% acceptable variance before the test fails.
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This test has been flaky on mac.
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Added the following command line argument:
```
-u[update], --update=[update] Test results update mode.
Supported values are: "default", "platform", "metrics"
```
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- Move probe related command line arguments to manifest, example:
"probes": ["probeGFX", "probeNetwork", "probeMemory"],
"metric_path": "metrics/linux"
- Use manifest file name as a postfix for a result page
- Move injected probes 'begin' section before map object creation
- Generalize artifact storing shell script
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* [render-test]Add expected metrics path in manifest file
* seperate metrics.json and expected.png
* fix expected path parsing
* keep expectation path if update is enabled
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In tile and static mode clear tiles when data changes
in order to avoid render tests being flaky.
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Add an option to include platform specific implementation sources
to mbgl-core.
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In https://github.com/mapbox/mapbox-gl-native/pull/15862, we introduced individual textures for line dash patterns to eliminate atlas overflows. Unfortunately, this broke dashed lines that had round caps (dashed lines with straight caps still rendered correctly). Line pattern textures for round caps were now using 256×15 pixel textures.
The OpenGL ES 2.0 spec, section 3.8.2 states:
Calling a sampler from a fragment shader will return `(R,G,B,A) = (0,0,0,1)` if any of the following conditions are true:
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- A two-dimensional sampler is called, the corresponding texture image is a non-power-of-two image […], and either the texture wrap mode is not `CLAMP_TO_EDGE`, or the minification filter is neither `NEAREST` nor `LINEAR`.
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This means that texture lookups won't work for NPOT textures unless they use `GL_CLAMP_TO_EDGE`. We're using `GL_CLAMP_TO_EDGE` for the vertical direction, but GL_REPEAT for the horizontal direction, which means that we need a power-of-two texture for our line dash patterns to work on OpenGL ES 2.0 conforming implementations. Fortunately, this just means changing the height from 15 to 16, and from 30 to 32, so we don't waste many pixels.
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This allows injection of memory, gfx and network probes before and
after operations defined in render test are run.
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We are not using them, attempt to make the tests run faster.
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Add setMaximumConcurrentRequests() method for setting it on the
OnlineFileSource.
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(#15951)
This reverts commit d2413d4ffffd087b352b6e4edd6e6322a311bc07.
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Memory Sanitizer requires all the dependencies, including
libstdc++ to be compiled with Memory Sanitizer, otherwise
we will get tons of false positives.
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app (#15887)
* [render-test] Wrap test resources inside app
* [render-test] Add test app
* fix test app failure
* [render-test]add callback + add javaObjectWrapper
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So that we do not unnecessarily remove and re-add
sources and images if their order has been modified
in the updated style.
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Make compilation more pedantic.
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MSVC implementation of std::promise is buggy and only works with types
that can be default-constructed. To avoid a compilation failure in the
instantiation of ask() inside MapSnapshotter::getRegion(), which creates
a std::promise<LanLngBounds>, make LatLngBounds' default constructor
public.
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