When a Carto layer has a polygon with the meridian on the middle it only displays one half

[enriquetuya]

http://globalfishingwatch.org/map/workspace/default-map-client-3-0-workspace-with-npfc-v1

The area should look like this:

But it looks like this when loaded from carto:

            {
               "title":"NPFC",
               "type":"CartoDBAnimation",
               "id":"npfc",
               "color":"#e50b70",
               "visible":true,
               "gl":{
                  "source":{
                     "type":"vector",
                     "metadata":{
                        "gfw:carto-sql":"SELECT * FROM npfc"
                     }
                  },
                  "layers":[
                     {
                        "id":"npfc",
                        "type":"line",
                        "layout":{
                           "visibility":"none"
                        },
                        "interactive":true
                     }
                  ]
               },
               "label":"NPFC",
               "added":true,
               "library":false,
               "opacity":1
            },

[nerik]

@enriquetuya This is a PostGIS issue, not a client issue. If you look at the map preview for this table on the Carto instance, you will see this:

Dealing with the antimeridian seems to be difficult with PostGIS and I'm probably not in the best position to deal with that (maybe you or @andres-arana ?). Read for example : https://carto.com/blog/jets-and-datelines/
Also note that this is not an issue when using GeoJSON per se, as the GeoJSON spec allows for geometries to go "beyond" the dateline, with longitudes > 180.

So far the way we've been dealing with that PostGIS/Carto issue (including in the old client) seems to be to split polygons along the dateline (see EEZ layer for instance).
The disadvantage of that is that it makes the split visible; we could try to split polygons, convert the PostGIS polygons to lines and render the layer as line instead of fill.