Reverse geocoding: first and second fields will have no separator between them even if the first field is not HOUSE_NUMBER

[VincentJoshuaET]

Environment

• Search SDK Component (check at least one)
  • Core Search SDK (SearchEngine class, and etc.)
  • Offline Search SDK (OfflineSearchEngine class, and etc.)
  • Address Autofill SDK
  • Search UI SDK
• Android OS version: All
• Devices affected: All
• Search SDK Version: 1.0.0-beta.39
• Included in project Maps SDK, Nav SDK versions if available: Maps 10.9.1

Code examples

val callback = object : SearchCallback {
        override fun onResults(results: List<SearchResult>, responseInfo: ResponseInfo) {
            val result = results.firstOrNull() ?: return
            val address = result.address ?: return
            val formatted = address.formattedAddress(SearchAddress.FormatStyle.Long) ?: return
            continuation.resume(formatted)
        }
        override fun onError(e: Exception) {
            Timber.tag("MapboxUtil").e(e)
        }
    }
    search(ReverseGeoOptions(coordinates.asPoint, limit = 1), Executors.newSingleThreadExecutor() , callback)

Observed behavior and steps

Geocoding [84.0375137, 28.1715234] and formatting the address with FormatStyle.Long results to:
Lekhnath Kaski District, Gandaki, Nepal

Expected behavior

When it should be:
Lekhnath, Kaski District, Gandaki, Nepal

It is because on fun formattedAddress(style: FormatStyle = FormatStyle.Medium): String?, it omits the separator when the first component on the FormatStyle is HOUSE_NUMBER, but it does not check if the first non-null field is actually HOUSE_NUMBER.

My workaround is to create a custom FormatStyle without HOUSE_NUMBER

[DzmitryFomchyn]

Thank you for the report, I'll fix this!