Reported on: Commons:COM:GVP
Example-files:
The marker (id="StopM") in this file is a simple line with orient="auto", normally, in some (unknown) case the renderer can('t) handle this, but here the renderer stops after this object (#StopM).
Looks okay with my local build from main/latest of librsvg + plus bugfix for a new bug. Marker code has been rewritten recently. But I still get a Null pointer assertion from GTK.
This means in most recent librsvg this is no longer an issue but there are still other hidden issues in the given SVG.
It's not obvious to me what the exact visual problem was/is. Is this about the blue broken line in the middle? I've purged the cached images with the new 2.40.16 librsvg now used on the image scalers and the rendered PNG looks very similar to the SVG as rendered in Firefox, but I'd like a comment from @Menner or @Perhelion
@MoritzMuehlenhoff: Look at the file history both have work arounds applied. You may test old version on
Looks good for me.
Also: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:T117530_Chinatown_map_WV.svg
Indeed seems fixed now to me, probably due to T112421.