Label placement along geometry broken despite symbol-placement:line #6974

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1. muesliq commented on Nov 9, 2016

   

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   Here the same area as the first screenshot rendered in GL JS:
   
2. jfirebaugh commented on Nov 9, 2016

   

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   Can you please provide the style and code used in those two screenshots?
3. jfirebaugh commented on Nov 9, 2016

   

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   Also, can you be more specific about what rendering you expected in the first case?
4. muesliq commented on Nov 10, 2016

   

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   Hi @jfirebaugh, look at the labels (ski pistes and lifts) here:

   

   Style (the expected rendering is symbol-placement:line):

       {
         "source": "pistes",
         "type": "symbol",
         "layout": {
           "text-field": "{name}",
           "text-font": ["Open Sans Regular"],
           "symbol-spacing": 400,
           "text-size": {"stops": [[8, 8], [20, 20]], "base": 1.2},
           "text-padding": 2,
           "text-letter-spacing": 0.05,
           "symbol-placement": "line",
           "text-max-angle": 40
         },
         "id": "pistes-label",
         "source-layer": "road_label",
         "paint": {
           "text-halo-width": {"stops": [[13, 1], [20, 2]]},
           "text-halo-color": "hsla(0, 0%, 100%, 1)",
           "text-color": "hsla(0, 0%, 0%, 0.8)"
         },
         "minzoom": 13,
         "filter": ["in", "class", "aerialway", "piste"]
       },
   

   (In case you wonder: The colors of the lines were changed between the two versions, yet the labels weren't changed.)

   The same problem also appears with road labels ("Oberer Sonnberg"):

   
5. jfirebaugh commented on Nov 10, 2016

   

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   Thank you for the clarification. I see what you're referring to now and it looks like the same issue as #6922. I'm going to close this issue and ask for additional information in #6922.
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