fix: don't pass a non-positive pinch scale to math.log - #2241
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The pinch path checked details.scale > 0, but the value actually logged is details.scale + _scaleCorrector. After a gesture-race win that corrector is 1 - lastScale, so the sum can go <= 0. math.log of that is NaN and it ends up in the camera. Skip the zoom update for that frame, and make zoomForScale return the start zoom when the scale isn't usable. Fixes fleaflet#2237
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Fixes #2237
The pinch-zoom path only checked
details.scale > 0before callingmath.log. The value that actually gets logged isdetails.scale + _scaleCorrector. After a multi-finger gesture race win, that corrector is1 - lastScale, so the sum can be 0 or negative.logof that is NaN, and it goes straight into the camera.I now check the corrected scale at the call site.
zoomForScalealso keeps the start zoom if the scale isn't a positive finite number, so the other two callers are covered too.There's a unit test with the numbers from the issue (
lastScale = 2.5, new gesture atdetails.scale = 1.0).