Joachim Kuebart

I have since discovered that the tests expect the invocation as written, hence only the documentation needs to be changed ;-)

In my application, I have non-orthogonal, overlapping sets of features that need to be highlighted, so I cannot use vector-tile layers. I would therefore prefer a less rigid approach than...

Do I understand correctly that for your second solution step 2.2 the tiles would need to keep hold of the feature geometries in order to update the path coordinates for...

You're right, the renderers have references to the layers (i.e. `PolylineLayer` and siblings). However, `renderer._update()` isn't currently called for tile renderers, and I think it would be problematic because it...

I think the vector-tile `extent` need not be constant within one tile, since each vector-tile layer seems to have its own `extent` – but I don't know enough about vector-tiles...

https://github.com/mapbox/vector-tile-spec/tree/master/2.1 > A layer MUST contain an extent that describes the width and height of the tile in integer coordinates. No wording about extents being identical for every layer in...

@egemon I've switched to https://gitlab.com/jkuebart/Leaflet.VectorTileLayer, the readme details differences to Leaflet.VectorGrid.

@IvanSanchez done, although I haven't done any development on it recently either. I am however using it successfully in one project.

Happy to hear your thoughts @perliedman @IvanSanchez ;)

I think your diagrams are correct. As can be seen, nothing really changes in the structure on the left (`L.Renderer`, `L.Path`, `L.SVG`, `L.Canvas`) while the `L.VectorTile` subclasses lose their relationship...