Requesting progress is expensive, so it is once again computed only on demand, rather than automatically at launch. Moved progress requesting back to iosapp and osxapp.
An MGLOfflinePackProgressChangedNotification notification now includes the pack’s state and progress values, which match the values in the corresponding MGLOfflinePack properties. Implemented NSValue category methods to store MGLOfflinePackProgress inside a dictionary.
Fixed an incomplete variable renaming. Don’t bother creating intermediate directories to the legacy cache path. When the main bundle lacks a bundle identifier, as is the case when the SDK runs in the test bundle, fall back on the SDK’s bundle.
Updated MGLTilePyramidOfflineRegion documentation to note that local files can’t be used as style URLs. Added documentation for private offline methods.
Made MGLOfflineStorage.packs strong rather than copy so that KVO notifications on that key path include index paths. Replaced custom KVO mutable collection methods with calls to -mutableArrayValueForKey:, avoiding redundant casts.
Privatized MGLOfflinePackDelegate and made its methods required, since MGLOfflineStorage is the only conforming implementation. Require a pack to be explicitly invalidated before deallocation by its owner (MGLOfflineStorage). Added a method to reload the canonical collection of packs.
Previously, if the user adds an offline pack without specifying a name in the alert, the pack would be named “Untitled n” for the nth pack created since the application was launched. This logic could result in identically named packs (for example, if the user relaunches and creates another unnamed pack). Instead, use the visible coordinate bounds as a placeholder and fallback name.
Resume a pack upon successful addition. Removed an extraneous weakSelf/strongSelf dance. When possible, update individual labels in a cell instead of reloading the entire cell. That way, if the user swipes to the left to reveal the Delete accessory button while the pack is actively downloading, the accessory button remains on screen as progress updates come in.
MGLOfflineStorage now maintains a centralized, strongly held, KVO-compliant collection of all extant offline packs. MGLOfflineStorage issues notifications for progress updates. Client code can now react to the successful addition of an offline pack either via the completion block or via a KVO insertion.
Fixes#4287.
Avoid backing up the offline cache onto iCloud, because it can be redownloaded and would easily take up a significant portion of a standard iCloud account. Ideally, we’d even put ambiently cached resources in Caches, so it can be reclaimed by the system when disk space runs low. But unfortunately it has to live in the same file as offline resources.
There is now only one instance of mbgl::OfflineFileSource, created when the shared MGLOfflineStorage object is initialized. Also create and use the shared MGLOfflineStorage object when initializing an MGLMapView object. The unified cache file is located in a subdirectory of Application Support, where the SDK has control over the file’s lifetime. The subdirectory is already named after the host application’s bundle identifier, ensuring that each Mapbox-powered application has an independent tile limit. If there’s an ambient cache in a subdirectory of Caches, delete it. If there’s an offline cache in a subdirectory of Documents on iOS or Caches on OS X, move it to the unified cache location in a subdirectory of Application Support.
Fixes the iOS/OS X side of #4338.
Due to ARC, MGLOfflinePack can be deallocated at any time following its initialization. -dealloc ensures that the offline region observer is unset, but that step is asynchronous; there is no guarantee that it completes before the first status change update. In fact, the pack is deallocated before the first status change update unless it is captured outside of the MGLOfflinePackAdditionCompletionHandler. The pack nil check is unnecessary because the subsequent code would be a no-op.
Due to ARC, MGLOfflinePack can be deallocated at any time following its initialization. -dealloc ensures that the offline region observer is unset, but that step is asynchronous; there is no guarantee that it completes before the first status change update. In fact, the pack is deallocated before the first status change update unless it is captured outside of the MGLOfflinePackAdditionCompletionHandler. The pack nil check is unnecessary because the subsequent code would be a no-op.
Fixed a race condition that could occur if a progress update comes after a call to remove the task but before the removal is complete. Avoid synchronously setting the task’s state inside -resume and -suspend; instead, rely on the observer to set the state asynchronously.
Also categorized offline symbols for jazzy and moved styleURL from MGLOfflineRegion to MGLTilePyramidOfflineRegion, since you never know if there will be a region type not constrained by a style in the future.
Renamed SDK classes related to offline viewing to more closely match the terminology used by mbgl and the Android SDK while remaining consistent with Cocoa naming principles.
The lock is in place to enforce that `async` is not accessed if the request has been, cancelled. Therefore it's not necessary to hold the lock beyond setting cancelled to true, and in fact it's unsafe to so: if this is the last remaining shared reference, `delete this` will destroy the mutex. If the lock was held, it would then be orphaned.
There is no such thing as a cancelled response, only cancelled requests. A request that is cancelled does not have its callback called with a Response.
* Use "named constructors": empty, world, hull
* Make the two-argument constructor lenient (i.e., it is a hull operation)
* Add various accessors
* Enforce a single empty representation
This allows the FileSource interface itself to support revalidation. We could (and probably should) now rewrite HTTPContextBase implementations as FileSource implementations.
The main loop will now wait for all the requests to
complete before closing.
This will make the FileSource on OSX block longer than
it should at shutdown.
