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Platform: Android
Mapbox SDK version: Android: 9.2.0 and i guess 9.1.0 is affected too
Steps to trigger behavior
Keep automatic database packing enabled
Create an offline region with raster tiles
Delete the region by calling the delete method on it
Expected behavior
This should delete the region and all tiles should be removed. Since the automatic database packing is enabled by default and we haven't changed this setting, the used disc space should be freed.
Actual behavior
The region isn't removed completely. Also the disc space isn't freed.
It is even possible to recreate the region without re-downloading the tiles.
I also noticed after some testing that calling clearAmbientCache() after deleting a region finally removes all tiles. So I guess this issue is caused by this change: mapbox/mapbox-gl-native#15622
Best regards
Pxddy
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Platform: Android
Mapbox SDK version: Android: 9.2.0 and i guess 9.1.0 is affected too
Steps to trigger behavior
Expected behavior
This should delete the region and all tiles should be removed. Since the automatic database packing is enabled by default and we haven't changed this setting, the used disc space should be freed.
Actual behavior
The region isn't removed completely. Also the disc space isn't freed.
It is even possible to recreate the region without re-downloading the tiles.
I also noticed after some testing that calling clearAmbientCache() after deleting a region finally removes all tiles. So I guess this issue is caused by this change: mapbox/mapbox-gl-native#15622
Best regards
Pxddy
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: