Google Maps doesn't correctly consume waypoints on iOS

luckyhandler commented 3 years ago

Problem When passing two waypoints --> no waypoints are used in Google Maps on iOS When passing more than two waypoints --> Google Maps doesn't offer any functionality, I cannot tap into waypoint or interact in any way with Google Maps on iOS

Version map_launcher: ^1.1.3+1

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on iOS, I'm calling Google Maps with the following code:

    await map.showDirections(
      destination: Coords(
        destination.latitude,
        destination.longitude,
      ),
      destinationTitle: destination.title ?? '',
      origin: Coords(
        departure.latitude,
        departure.longitude,
      ),
      originTitle: departure.title ?? '',
      waypoints: (waypoints ?? <Coordinates>[])
          .map((e) => Coords(e.latitude, e.longitude))
          .toList(),
      directionsMode: rideType == RideType.passenger
          ? DirectionsMode.walking
          : DirectionsMode.driving,
    );

luckyhandler commented 3 years ago

@mattermoran do you have any idea why this could happen?

mattermoran commented 3 years ago

Sorry, didn't get a chance to look at this. Does the same code work on android though? If yes it must be an ios issue as they both use the same url. I'll try to dedicate some time tomorrow to investigate what's happening and get back to you

luckyhandler commented 3 years ago

Yes, it works on Android

mattermoran commented 3 years ago

@luckyhandler I have just tested on iOS again and it seems to be fine with 2 and 3 waypoints. Could you give me coordinates that were not working for you?

2 waypoints	3 waypoints

luckyhandler commented 3 years ago

@mattermoran I checked my code again and found an issue before calling your package. I will close this ticket as my problem was not related to this package

mattermoran / map_launcher

Google Maps doesn't correctly consume waypoints on iOS #66