Fix overlay removal bug#2197
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LGTM |
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Could #2027 relate to it? |
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@alvelig I don't really think so. This has a very specific and narrow use-case, and the issue you've linked does not even use any |
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Does any other open PR do the same thing?
Nope
What issue is this PR fixing?
When
<Overlay/>component is unmounted before the image had a chance to load (either a large image, or slow internet connection), after image finishes loading overlay is still rendered, and cannot be removed afterwards.How did you test this PR?
There was a bug on Android which didn't cancel image rendering after removing from map. My change erases map reference, thus avoiding this bug.
Tested on several Android devices, does not seem to affect iOS.