Hi, I have run into a problem trying to load an MBTiles file with GeoTools 16.2. The problem is exactly that which is described here: https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/270770/geoserver-cant-add-a-jpeg-mbtiles-file
The key information from the stacktrace is this: "java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No enum constant org.geotools.mbtiles.MBTilesMetadata.t_format.JPG at java.lang.Enum.valueOf(Enum.java:238)" The MBTilesMetatdata.t_format enum has values JPEG, PNG and PBF. The MBTilesReader loads metadata from the file and gets a format string of "jpg" when it calls the MBTilesMetadata.setFormatStr() an exception is thrown because there is no "JPG" value in the t_format enum. I would like to submit a patch for this; I have two proposed solutions that I have already tested locally, perhaps you could tell me which you prefer, or propose any modifications? 1) Simple add a "JPG" value to the t_format enumeration, leaving JPEG in the enumeration. -- The spec says this about the format value: "The file format of the tile data: pbf, jpg, png, webp, or an IETF media type for other formats". Even though "jpeg" is not a technically valid value I would think that at least some MBTiles tools use this value so it should probably stay. Adding a "JPG" enumeration is entirely safe as the t_format enumeration is effectively only used by MBTilesMetadata.setFormatStr(). The code is a single line and we only need to add a couple of lines to the unit test code. 2) Modify the t_format enum to include a constructor that allows "aliases" for the format string, and modify the MBTilesMetadata.setFormatStr() routine to use a static method of the t_format enum to map a format string to an enumeration value. I prefer this even though it's more code because it ensures a "format" has a single enumeration value but it's potentially "overkill". Thanks very much, Murray McDonald
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