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Polygonize example is broken #187
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This is likely getting through tests because we test against OffsetArrays.jl and it pirates JuliaArrays/OffsetArrays.jl#306 I think I've fixed it for But @jishnub this keeps happening. For the time being we will stop testing against OffsetArrays.jl, it's just not suitable to use in tests. |
I'm unsure if I understand the issue here. |
It's possible not with this exact range but we've had multiple problems and hacks around it already |
I don't think this is an OffsetArrays issue in this particular case. |
I think the issue is the code is the way it is to avoid another OffsetArrays.jl issue. There are a bunch of ways for similar to give you an OffsetArray when you don't want it |
Trying out the example here: https://juliageo.org/GeometryOps.jl/stable/source/methods/polygonize#Polygonizing-raster-data
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