SpatialIndex not created on Import
See original GitHub issueI just saw that the SpatialIndex is not created when using the import function instead of the web function.
Obviously the reason for this is that the SpatialIndex creation part is in the web module but Import does not use the web module.
A reasonable solution could be to move the package com.graphhopper.spatialrules
to the tools. We would further need to create a dependency from web to tools.
Another solution could be to move the package com.graphhopper.spatialrules
to the core, which would result in no additional dependencies.
WDYT?
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Perfect, now I get where the org.json stuff came from.