Alejandro Perea

Hey, chiming in to say that I've worked on exactly this on my workplace and we were able to emulate aggregated enums in JSON schemas by using the `oneOf` attribute....

No clue. Maybe a new Rust version changed the `include` macro to be relative to the source file instead of the project folder. I'll try to fix it this afternoon

Seems it's this: https://doc.rust-lang.org/edition-guide/rust-2024/rustdoc-nested-includes.html While we're using edition 2018 currently, I'm not sure why the error is only being thrown now.

Weird. The logs for build (push) which doesn't fail treats the doctests as being in the README:  Meanwhile build (pull_request) fails, and shows the tests as being in src/lib.rs:...

Sorry, which release? If you are referring to the one that includes #320, I uploaded that one 3 weeks ago to crates.io: https://github.com/mapeditor/rs-tiled/releases/tag/v0.14.0 https://docs.rs/tiled/0.14.0/tiled/ This PR is just to update...

OK, we could add a `local_bounding_rect` function that doesn't apply transformations for now, and then we could figure out rotations/position/etc on a `global_bounding_rect` function. Does that sound good?

> Btw, you initially proposed only a `global_bounds`, so I asked whether that should then also take into account alignment and rotation because I thought those things should probably go...

Whoa, thanks for this, this is a lot of work! Although I haven't quite had a detailed look into your code yet, I like the approach of making internal constructors...

I'm not completely sure, we could try compiling a simple example to wasm and see if that works. If any issues arise then we can fix those or write about...