As I understand the situation, Clément went looking for cave entrances listed on Grottocenter—data originally sourced from the BRGM database. It seems he didn't find the entrance itself, but he suggested that Paul set up a compass feature on the phone to help orient the map. This feature is now active on both the general map and the specific map view for an entrance (when displayed in full screen), which should make your fieldwork easier. The second new feature relates to revision history: this now tracks changes to entrance names and recently added information, covering all types of entrances.
You’ll notice that Grottocenter is running faster this morning. That’s because it’s using Vite, thanks to work done by Paul. Here are the other advantages of Vite: - For developers, the code builds in 1 second instead of 60. - Instead of declaring 1,000 dependencies, only one is needed. - SVG images are handled very easily. - Long-running calculations are managed more efficiently. - Maintenance is now possible, whereas React—which was used until yesterday—is no longer maintained. But above all, it will be possible to create an app with the same features as Grottocenter that allows for data storage for offline use. Paul is very keen to get started on this development.