A bit strange message at the end of the debug info but I guess that
for some reason the features are read twice:
It's due to the reporting of feature count and layer extent. If you just
want the feature listing, add -nocount -noextent
However, QGIS seems to drop the native fids and generate new ones but
that’s another problem to learn to circumvent.
Hum, I'm afraid it will not be easy. The QGIS WFS / OAPIF provider
stores internally the feature id in the internal feature cache but
doesn't expose it. The QGIS feature id you get from such layer is a
purely synthetical one, and that may change between sessions. Trying to
remember about that design choice, there are several reasons:
* if the WFS layer is a result of a join operation, there is no unique id
* if we exposed the gml:id (or JSON id) as a regular field, that could
cause issues for transactional WFS support where you don't want
users to modify that value
That could probably be changed pending some work.
Even
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