TST: create test suite for overlay based on wiki example
See original GitHub issueSee the wiki example here: http://wiki.gis.com/wiki/index.php/Overlay (right side there is a figure with all results for the overlay of two shapes for the different types)
It would be nice to convert that example to some geopandas code to emulate it, and then convert it to tests (to have a better test suite for the overlay function)
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@dapp1990 that would be great!
I don’t think so, just that it might be that some of the tests you are going to write will fail (just so you know it is not necessarily an error in your code, although I expect this not being the case). I would start with just trying to mimic the examples from wiki page (and you can already share that here if you want), en then afterwards convert it into tests.
@abhinav9414
tests/test_overlay.pywill be a good place. Thanks!