Some GPX Tracks not visible

[nougatbyte]

Some GPX tracks dont get rendered on the map even when enabled.

Example GPX File that doesnt work: https://github.com/gps-touring/sample-gpx/blob/master/RoscoffCoastal/1_Roscoff_Morlaix_A_parcours.gpx

Example GPX File that works:
working.zip

like in my last issue, I‘m pretty sure this worked on an older version.

[tacruc]

Could you confirm that the track is shown, if the time slider is disabled?

[nougatbyte]

@tacruc can you please tell me where to find the timeslider? The nearest thing I could find was the elevation display.

edit: nvm, just seen your pull request now, will test

[tacruc]

In the navigation sidebar at the bottom under settings. (Lower left corner)

[nougatbyte]

If the time slider is disabled I can only see the start point of the gpx track.
If the slider is enabled the point disappears.

Expected behaviour would be the rendering of the track like in gpsvisualizer.com:

[tacruc]

I'm confused.
Are you still talking about the master branch or about the changes in #739?
I would suggest that we discuss the original issue here and the changes in the pull request.

[nougatbyte]

Sorry, I had no time checking out this pull request - everything I described until now was on the master branch from a few days ago.

I will try to write a more detailed answer this evening.

[tacruc]

Ok because I had what you described in an intermediate version of the fix, and was unsure if I just pushed the wrong state.

[nougatbyte]

I was now able to test the branch.
Sadly it doesnt seem to fix the issue.
Screenshots of how it looks for me:

In the second image the starting point of the track is visible but not its trackpoints like in the example in #738 (comment)

[tacruc]

After changing the branch did you rebuild the js code by running:
npm ci?

[nougatbyte]

Tried it now with npm ci in the AllwaysShowTracksWithoutTimestamps branch, sadly still like in #738 (comment)

[tacruc]

Hm interesting, I have serious problems to reproduce this with the AllwaysShowTracksWithoutTimestamps branch:


While I have the behavior from #738 (comment) with master.
Could you try npm run watch additionally?

[nougatbyte]

Nice! It works with npm run watch. As I understand it run watch should do the same just with hot reloading right?
Is there any way I could have cleared any caches to instantly see changes?

[tacruc]

Maybe Ctrl + F5

[nougatbyte]

Already tried Hard reloading, Ill just try with run watch next time