A multipolygon and 2 single polygons give differing results

[avmey]

Describe the bug A multipolygon which has two polygons with a shared edge results in a different output than if the two polygons are fed to geoblaze separately.

To Reproduce Using a valid geometry, input the following features and compare output. {"type":"Feature","geometry":{"type":"MultiPolygon","coordinates": [[[[-180,-18], [-178,-18], [-178,-20], [-180,-20], [-180,-18]]], [[[180,-20], [178,-20], [178,-18], [180,-18], [180,-20]]]]}, "properties":{}} && {"geometry":{"type":"Polygon","coordinates": [[[180,-20], [178,-20], [178,-18], [180,-18], [180,-20]]]}} {"geometry":{"type":"Polygon","coordinates": [[[-180,-18], [-178,-18], [-178,-20], [-180,-20], [-180,-18]]]}}

Expected behavior Output to be identical

[DanielJDufour]

I have confirmed this bug. Will need to investigate. My hunch is that it has to do with the antimeridian. Thanks for catching it!

[DanielJDufour]

This should be fixed now with the most recent version of GeoBlaze