Coordinate Conversion component setting currentLocation doesn't work properly

[SvitlanaBilan]

Hi, after migrating to the new `@arcgis/map-components`, I noticed an issue with the **Coordinates Conversion** component.

We use this component to select a point on the map. If a point was initially selected, it should be restored after the map is initialized.

After the migration, the initially set `currentLocation` is displayed incorrectly. Instead of showing a proper DMS value, it is rendered as:

`77.037° 38.907' ", ° ' "`

This suggests that the degrees/minutes/seconds values are not being correctly parsed or formatted during initialization.

    <arcgis-scene
      basemap="topo-vector"
      center="-118.836, 36.487"
      zoom="10"
      ground="world-elevation"
      camera-tilt="10">
      <arcgis-zoom slot="top-right"></arcgis-zoom>
      <arcgis-coordinate-conversion
        slot="bottom-left"
        mode="capture"
        hide-settings-button multiple-conversions-disabled></arcgis-coordinate-conversion>
    </arcgis-scene>
    <script type="module">
      const coordinateConversion = document.querySelector("arcgis-coordinate-conversion");
      await coordinateConversion.componentOnReady();
      const toRemove = coordinateConversion.formats.filter(format => format.name !== 'dms');
			coordinateConversion.formats.removeMany(toRemove);
      coordinateConversion.currentLocation = { x: 77.0369, y: 38.9072, spatialReference: { wkid: 4326 }};
    </script>

[Noah-Sager]

Hi @SvitlanaBilan, thanks for posting here. I'm seeing some issues as well, we'll investigate and update this thread as appropriate.

[Noah-Sager]

Hi @SvitlanaBilan, good news! We found the cause of the issue, and this will be resolved at the next release (expected in late February or early March).

[SvitlanaBilan]

Great, thanks for the reply and confirmation 🙂