Requesting a map tile form tilenol with invalid arguments currently causes a response with an HTTP result code 200 (OK) to be returned, but an empty response. Instead an HTTP error code 400 (BadRequest) should be returned in such a case.
Example:
Requesting a URL such as
http://tilenol.foo.com/_all/1000/1000/1000.mvt
causes such an empty response.
tilenol has a a max. zoom level specified in its configuration. Also the number of tiles depends on the zoom level specified, as outlined here.
Description
Requesting a map tile form tilenol with invalid arguments currently causes a response with an HTTP result code 200 (OK) to be returned, but an empty response. Instead an HTTP error code 400 (BadRequest) should be returned in such a case.
Example:
Requesting a URL such as
causes such an empty response.
tilenol
has a a max. zoom level specified in its configuration. Also the number of tiles depends on the zoom level specified, as outlined here.