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I have an app which uses an entity with a GeoPoint property.
The app worked perfectly on the local env, however as I started to test it on the app engine itself, the property was always NULL/Empty, depending on the object type.
GeoPoint properties worked on the local test environment with the RESTv1 Mapper, which I had to use for development.
Any thoughts on this? Does this feel like Google's side or could there be something that I missed?
(Yes, the property has the GeoPoint type. It is indexed despite the fact that the dump says it is not.)
Additional info: At first, I didn't define a fixed schema for a store, just allowed auto recognition and the GeoPoint property came back as NULL. (Not parsed, as NULL is parsed as (0,0) in GeoPoint)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I only got the GeoPoint object if it was present in the schema, otherwise it was not parsed (as in not present at all in the entity.)
I did not post the schema description, sorry for that.
Also, I had to back out the problem by having two separate float values.
Our team believes it was indeed Google itself since features that were functioning perfectly stopped working from one moment to the next. (Like I could not store an integer value larger than signed int32 in an integer field which was working fine before.)
Hi everyone,
I have an app which uses an entity with a GeoPoint property.
The app worked perfectly on the local env, however as I started to test it on the app engine itself, the property was always NULL/Empty, depending on the object type.
I traced the issue back to this section:
GDS/Mapper/ProtoBuf.php:
I added the following line to this function for debug purposes:
which yielded the following result:
GeoPoint properties worked on the local test environment with the RESTv1 Mapper, which I had to use for development.
Any thoughts on this? Does this feel like Google's side or could there be something that I missed?
(Yes, the property has the GeoPoint type. It is indexed despite the fact that the dump says it is not.)
Additional info: At first, I didn't define a fixed schema for a store, just allowed auto recognition and the GeoPoint property came back as NULL. (Not parsed, as NULL is parsed as (0,0) in GeoPoint)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: