Use HTTP status 204 for empty tiles #37
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Currently, a pg pool was created for each request : this is bad, as each pool keeps a connection to the db so it can reuse it. This caused issue faradayio#36 for me. By following the example here : https://github.com/brianc/node-postgres/tree/v6.4.1 the pool must be created only once, and reused across requests (that's the purpose of a pool).
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Mapbox GL JS throws
Error: http status 200 returned without contentwhen it encounters a tile with no features. The Mapbox team recommends using HTTP status code 204 to indicate the absence of tile data. (See mapbox/mapbox-gl-js#1800.)