Had the same problem, the solution was simple and was unexpected...
Just rename your file to have a .geojson extension.
In other words, submitting "My File.txt" or "My File.json" would NOT work, but submitting "My File.geojson" worked fine for me.
The content would be something like this:
{
"type": "MultiPolygon",
"coordinates": [
[
[
[
XX.XXXXX,
YY.YYYYYY
],
[
XX.XXXXXXX,
YY.YYYYYYY
],
[
15.732421875,
55.7765730186677
],
[
3.33984375,
55.7765730186677
],
[
X.XXXXXXX,
Y.YYYYYYYY
]
]
]
]
}
Where X and Y are whatever coordinates you like to cover.
I hope this helps.
Cheers
Heider
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Hi All,
I posted an elegant answer that can help you overcome this problem, please have a look, the solution is simple to implement, please have a look at the link and locate my answer (From: Heider) below:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37800790/hide-strange-unwanted-xcode-logs/67835956#67835956
I hope this helps
Good luck, let me know if it resolves your problem.
Cheers
Heider