'Remove all annotations geometry' doesn't work properly without setting initial state

[francoxyz]

Description

Without setting the initial state:

     "annotations": {
      "config": {
        "multiGeometry": true,
        "validationErrors": {}
      },
      "format": "decimal",
      "defaultTextAnnotation": "New"
    },

When I create a new annotation geometry and I save it, the buttom 'Remove all annotations geometry' doesn't remove the annotation immediatly. The annotation is only removed after clicking on 'back' and 'confirm'

In case of Bug (otherwise remove this paragraph)

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Browser Version Affected

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Steps to reproduce

• localConfig.json should contain "Annotations" plugin, with no annotations initialState set.
• Open Mapstore
• Open a random map
• Open Burger Menu
• Click on 'Annotations'
• Click on 'New'
• Click on 'Add New Geometry'
• Click on 'Marker'
• Click on the map
• Click on 'Save'
• Click on 'Remove all annotations geometry'
• Click on ' Confirm'

Expected Result

• The geometry shouldn't be displayed

Current Result

• The geometry is still displayed

Other useful information (optional):

See #3852

[kasongoyo]

@francoperversi & @tdipisa. It seems to work as expected on my side. see

[MV88]

@kasongoyo have you removed the initial state of annotation in localConfig.json?

to me it seems not, notice how the pencil (with plus) does not disables.

please check if it is related to the mutliGeometry set to false (or not being set, i.e. defaults which is falsy).

[kasongoyo]

@kasongoyo have you removed the initial state of annotation in localConfig.json?

to me it seems not, notice how the pencil (with plus) does not disables.

please check if it is related to the mutliGeometry set to false (or not being set, i.e. defaults which is falsy).

@MV88 You're right. I forgot to remove the initial state. Now I can replicate, thanks