Update Recline to fix "Negative longitude numbers are parsed incorrectly"

[pmackay]

When importing a dataset for Lambeth, it was showing as points on the map way to the East. Recline.js was removing the "-" sign from the front of the longitude value, hence flipping the points across the zero dateline :)
Changing line 2463 from:
var dms = coord.split(/[^\.\d\w]+/);
to
var dms = coord.split(/[^-?\.\d\w]+/);
seemed to fix it.

[acouch]

Thanks, is this something that could be fixed upstream with Recline?

[pmackay]

Yes, what's the best way to do that? Just raise the issue on Recline?

When do you pull updates to Recline?

On 23 May 2014, at 15:49, Aaron Couch notifications@github.com wrote:

Thanks, is this something that could be fixed upstream with Recline?

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[pmackay]

What version of recline are you currently using? How often do you update?

[pmackay]

Raised on recline here: datopian/datahub#429

[acouch]

Fantastic! I've updated the ticket title. Now we need to update Recline to see the fix. We just need to update the commit # we are pegged to: https://github.com/nuams/dkan/blob/7.x-1.x/dkan_dataset_dev.make#L185 . Can you test it locally and do a PR?

[acouch]

I've created a pull request.