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MapLibre style-spec notes: value types, sprites and deprecated forms (documentation only)

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A reading of three MapLibre style-specification docs pages for people building or maintaining map styles: how values are typed, how image sprites are supplied, and which older forms are discouraged. It is documentation only; nothing was loaded or rendered.

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MapLibre style-spec notes: value types, sprites and deprecated forms (documentation only)

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A reading of three MapLibre style-specification docs pages for people building or maintaining map styles: how values are typed, how image sprites are supplied, and which older forms are discouraged. It is documentation only; nothing was loaded or rendered.

Useful starting points

  • Do not mix old filter syntax and expression syntax in one filter; the deprecations page says they cannot be combined.
  • Old-style comparison and set filters never coerce types, so a number does not equal a string of the same digits.
  • If you migrate an old style with the tool the README names, run it on a copy and inspect the result in your own renderer.
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