Doing a fresh maps query for "Whangamatā" receives NaN as coordinates

utf9k

While doing a query for "Whangamatā" when freshly loading up Kagi Maps, the client receives back NaN as its location coordinates and breaks.

The Wikipedia popup works fine but the map becomes frozen and breaks. Specifically, if there is a re-render (either resizing the browser window or popping open Dev Tools), all of the existing map tiles disappear. You also can't click on anything so the existing map becomes static.

This only appears to work when doing an initial query. If I search for "Whakatāne", select the result and then search for "Whangamatā", Kagi Maps correctly zooms over to that location.

The query results in the dev tools also do properly return a location from the Apple Maps API so that's odd.

Luis

I couldn't reproduce the issue, but I've shared your video with the team for further review. Thanks for providing a detailed report!

utf9k

Luis I'll see if I can dig up some more repro conditions

utf9k

I can't replicate it at home but I believe I was at work at the time and our office has some amount of filtering going on probably, which may be at play here. I'll do some tests once I'm physically back in the office as I wasn't able to recreate it using our VPN (which the office shared some egress points with but they're not completely identical)

utf9k

Interestingly, I can seen to reproduce this with consistency at work across both Firefox and Chrome-based browsers.

We do have web filters to some extent (standard firewall that throws up a page if you search for certain content) but historically this hasn't been an issue.

Curiously, I can't see any network requests being killed or eaten, they just... seem to stop. The client receives the usual sets of lng/lat coordinates from Apple Maps + the Wikipedia layer but then just hits the NaN lng/lat error.

For what it's worth, I confirmed this both via the Network Requests tab as well as using https://proxyman.io to capture traffic coming from my browser.

As far as I can tell, all of the required endpoints are all returning valid coordinates as well.

I'm happy to send through a HAR file if that's useful although I won't post it publically of course because it'll have my session token inside it.

I did also wonder if it was perhaps something to do with diacritics but searched for other areas like Whangārei work fine.