<geo-location> initial request is always with low accuracy, not cache…

…d and with wrong timeout. All attributes are ignored.

When having attributes like so:

<geo-location maximum-age="30000" high-accuracy="true" ></geo-location>

like maximum-age or high-accuracy every initial request ignores those attributes;

The Guard placed in fetch method is not sufficient to ensure the element is ready:

fetch: function () {
        // Guard clause in case observer runs before element is ready. Refer to Polymer issue #3438
        // https://github.com/Polymer/polymer/issues/3438
        if (this.idle === undefined || this.watchPos === undefined) {
          return;
        }

The fetch method (observer) is called twice - for each default value of this.idle and this.watchPos

idle: {
    type: Boolean,
    value: false,
    observer: 'fetch'
},
watchPos: {
    type: Boolean,
    value: false,
    observer: 'fetch'
}

but when this.idle and this.watchPos are set - the element is still not ready and none of the attributes are available , and fetch is executed with options like:

Object {enableHighAccuracy: undefined, timeout: undefined, maximumAge: undefined}

This causes maximum-age to not cache the location the first time, the first location is not accurate since the high-accuracy is not true and all sorts of problems on mobile device as well as performance issues.

A simple fix that is working for me is to add the 3 attributes to the list like so:

if (this.idle === undefined || this.watchPos === undefined || this.highAccuracy === undefined || this.timeout === undefined || this.maximumAge === undefined) {
          return;
        }

ebidel / geo-location

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