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`addData`, `resetStyle` and `setStyle` methods of `L.GeoJSON` actually return `this` (the current GeoJSON Layer Group), not any Layer. Can be especially confusing in the case of `resetStyle`, where we pass a layer as argument, and with `addData`, which can accept a single GeoJSON feature, hence we could (mistakenly) think that it returns the newly created layer. |
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