Update leaflet to 1.9.4 and carto to 5.8.0 #403
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This includes gravitystorm/openstreetmap-carto#4468 and thus allows to work around issue Overv#244 via local file downloads
files are now in a sub-dir "dist" in the download-package
centic9
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Dec 10, 2023
| && cd openstreetmap-carto \ | ||
| && sed -i 's/, "unifont Medium", "Unifont Upper Medium"//g' style/fonts.mss \ |
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All these font-replacements are not necessary any more now
centic9
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| && unzip leaflet.zip \ | ||
| && mv dist/* . \ |
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The Zip-Package now contains a sub-dir "dist", so we need to move the content back to the main directory.
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This PR updates Leaflet to 1.9.4 and openstreetmap-carto to 5.8.0 and adjusts steps in the Dockerfile as necessary.
This then allows to inject file:// URLs to work around download issues discussed in #244