interesting. looking at the issue in Github for that, i see that there are a couple of images in that discussion noted as having GPSHPositioningError, but when i save those images to view the EXIF details, it doesn’t look to me like either of them have GPSHPositioningError, and the EXIF versions noted are pre-2.31.
assuming i’m just missing something, and GPSHPositioningError was recorded in the photo noted as being yours, where did the GPSHPositioningError value come from? was it captured by your camera, or were you adding it after the fact using some sort of EXIF editor?
that’s sort of different from automatically recording coordinates with accuracy values, i think. this comment might have been in response to something i said above about linking your camera to your smartphone. what i meant there was that some cameras have functionality to connect them to your phones via, say, bluetooth or wifi so that a camera without built-in location functionality still can get and record location data from the phone (and usually also so that the phone can get photos and even control the camera wireless).