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Hello, I have an issue related to readable ra/dec labels after rotating the map. I encounter the problem when initializing the map, and also when using Celestial.location or Celestial.date.
On calling Celestial.display(config), the map will render first at geopos==[0,0] and then rotate to geopos=<desired location>. However, the lat/lon labels render right away at geopos==[0,0] and then rotate away from the desired location. This often results in unreadable labels.
Hello, I have an issue related to readable ra/dec labels after rotating the map. I encounter the problem when initializing the map, and also when using Celestial.location or Celestial.date.
On calling Celestial.display(config), the map will render first at geopos==[0,0] and then rotate to geopos=<desired location>. However, the lat/lon labels render right away at geopos==[0,0] and then rotate away from the desired location. This often results in unreadable labels.
Here is a working example demonstrating the issue: https://codesandbox.io/s/vue-d3-celestial-coordinates-rendering-bug-b7q2h?file=/src/App.vue
Here's the result I'm trying to avoid.
This is the result I would like.
Is there some method I can call to reset the lat/lon label positions after the map changes its view?
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