Fix reversing of coordinates when there are more than 2 coordinates in the array #65
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andrewharvey
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looks good to me thanks @rowanwins .
@tristen are you able to merge if okay?
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Ooff. Thanks for the PR! LGTM |
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Currently the entire array of coords in reversed in order to swap the lat/lon, this happens regards of how long the coordinate array is. In the case of geometry with lat/lon/z, this is problematic because the z value gets shifted to the front resulting in incorrect encoding.
Have added a test to ensure the same result is generated between a set of coords with [x,y] and [x,y,z]
Resolves #64
cc @andrewharvey