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As of #6559, if you create two MGLPointAnnotations with identical coordinates but different titles or subtitles, calling -isEqual: on them will return YES. This means you can’t add both to the same map view, the same behavior noted in #7811. The -isEqual: implementations should consider all the properties of the objects, even ones that don’t get displayed on the map. (For macOS, this includes the tooltip property.)
As of #6559, if you create two MGLPointAnnotations with identical
coordinates but differenttitles orsubtitles, calling-isEqual:on them will returnYES. This means you can’t add both to the same map view, the same behavior noted in #7811. The-isEqual:implementations should consider all the properties of the objects, even ones that don’t get displayed on the map. (For macOS, this includes thetooltipproperty.)/cc @frederoni @boundsj