Fix argument order in ST_Point() function docs #22314
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I ran into this as well. Would be really nice to get this small doc fix in. Thanks! |
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Description
Fix misleading argument order in ST_Point() docs when creating a point from geographical coordinates.
Additional context and related issues
I ended up swapping the latitude and the longitude when computing the centroid of various coordinates due to the misleading argument order in the documentation.
The order should match the one documented in PostGis/ST_Point().
Fixes #22419
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