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use debug style (currently not using layer compositing)
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@incanus incanus commented on 02526f4 Aug 6, 2014

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How come?

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@kkaefer kkaefer commented on 02526f4 Aug 7, 2014

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It's easier to visually confirm that label placement works the same way compared to the JS version when using the same stylesheet. Also, the outdoors style in here was really out of date with all the stylesheet changes.

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Maybe it's worth looking into mapbox/mapbox-gl-js#655

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Ok, but this yanks the Outdoors style out of current installs without warning. Granted now we have the styles repo open, but technically a hypothetical 0.2.0 map has way less detail than the 0.1.0.

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@kkaefer kkaefer commented on 02526f4 Aug 7, 2014

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what does 0.2.0 even mean?

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That's the tag on gl-cocoa; 0.1.0 was our initial WWDC release. Sure, it's a preview, but it was jarring. Just something to think on going forward. Our screenshots all show an outdoors style as the default to get up & running and explore the tools, but the very day we release GL JS and get eyes on it, we change the default native style to not match these expectations and didn't have the gl-styles repo open yet to show alternatives.

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I don't think that the default style is something we need to keep consistent across releases. Users will substitute their own stylesheet anyway.

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Default style is pretty important, it leaves the first impression. If a user compiles the app for the first time and doesn't like what he sees, he is likely not to bother with substituting styles.

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I'm not saying it's unimportant, I'm saying we can change it across versions.

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