I am somewhat confused by the API reference for BufferParameters. It is quite clear that if I am trying to buffer a geometry in a geographic/unprojected coordinate system, that I need to set geodesic = true in order to get a result with accurate distances.
But what is not explained is what setting geodesic = true does when buffering a geometry in a projected coordinate system. Is Geodesic = true ignored in a projected coordinate system resulting in a buffer which never takes into account the distortions of the projection? Or will the buffer operation always try to correct for distortions?
If the spatial reference in question uses a projected coordinate system, can I create accurate buffers by projecting to a spatial reference with a geographic spatial reference?
