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ni...@gtempaccount.com
se...@gmail.com
Can you check your browser zoom? This is often an issue when the zoom puts the tiles at non-integer pixel coordinates. You can reset the zoom by hitting ctrl-0.
If it's still a problem, can you provide a link to a page that demonstrates the issue? I see no problem when running the v3 samples, for instance.
If it's still a problem, can you provide a link to a page that demonstrates the issue? I see no problem when running the v3 samples, for instance.
ke...@aladdinschools.com
It's definitely not a zoom issue. I'm sorry I should've provided that info.
My site athttp://individual8.com/contact demonstrates the problem I'm seeing.
My site at
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ma...@google.com
I just posted a bug report at another thread before finding this thread: https://code.google.com/p/gmaps-api-issues/issues/detail?id=4120
In Firefox, Safari and Mobile Safari the map shows up fine.
In Chrome (for Mac) the position of the tiles are off by 2 pixels. I have made the background green to show the issue more prominently. The top and left styles are calculated incorrectly.
This is not an issue with browser zoom.
In Firefox, Safari and Mobile Safari the map shows up fine.
In Chrome (for Mac) the position of the tiles are off by 2 pixels. I have made the background green to show the issue more prominently. The top and left styles are calculated incorrectly.
This is not an issue with browser zoom.
Description
def __determine_eta(eta=None, countdown=None, now=datetime.datetime.now)
should be
def __determine_eta(eta=None, countdown=None, now=datetime.datetime.utcnow)
This change has no effect on development. It has no effect on production
except when the remote api is used without an eta, such as with a
countdown.
With this change, this change means that tasks behave as expected when
started through the remote api without an explicit eta. That is, not
specifying countdown or eta will mean now, not some time in the future as
determined by the difference between local time and UTC
and "countdown=500" means 500 seconds from now, not 500 seconds from some
time in the future/past as determined by the difference between local time
and UTC.
See
Migration .