Re: [QGIS-Developer] QGIS Annual General Meeting - 2018

[Raymond Nijssen]

Thank you so much for all your efforts Tim! And Paolo and Marco, 
congratulations with your new PSC jobs, and good luck of course! And to 
all PSC members, nice having you around for another 2 years!


Regards,
Raymond


On 11-04-18 01:09, Tim Sutton wrote:

Dear QGIS Community

We recently held our 2018 QGIS Annual General Meeting. The minutes of 
this meeting are available [1] for all to view.


As I have previously announced, I have decided  to step down as chair of 
the PSC this year, so this email is my last official act as QGIS Chair. 
Thank you all for the kind words and deeds of support you gave me during 
my time as project chair. I would like to welcome our new QGIS Board 
Chair: Paolo Cavallini, and our new QGIS Board Vice-Chair and QGIS PSC 
Member, Marco Bernasocchi. In case you are not familiar with Paolo and 
Marco, you can find short introductions to them below. I am pleased also 
to say that the project governance is in good hands with Richard 
Duivenvoorde, Jürgen Fischer, Andreas Neumann and Anita Graser kindly 
making themselves available to serve on the PSC for another two years. 
It is also great to know that our project founder, Gary Sherman, 
continues to serve on the PSC as honorary PSC member. Gary set the 
standard for our great project culture and it is great to have his 
continued presence. QGIS has been growing from strength to strength, 
backed by a really amazing community of kind and collaborative users, 
developers, contributors and funders. I am looking forward to seeing how 
it continues to grow and flourish and I am excited and confident it will 
do so with Paolo acting as the project chair and representative. Rock on 
QGIS!


—

Paolo Cavallini:

I got involved in QGIS long ago, first as an user, then more and more 
deeply in various activities, initiating and supporting various plugins 
and core functions (e.g. GDAL Tools, DB Manager), opening and managing 
bugs, taking care of GRASS modules, handling the trademark registration, 
etc . I acted as Finance and Marketing Advisor for several years. 
Currently I manage the plugin approval process.


Motivation: It's such a pleasure building up, in a truly cooperative and 
democratic way, together with truly intelligent people, a tool that 
enables people to freely do their job or pursue their interests, that I 
cannot resist helping as much as I can.


—


Marco Bernasocchi (http://berna.io @mbernasocchi)

I am an open source advocate, consultant, teacher and developer. My 
background is in geography with a specialization in geographic 
information science. I live in Switzerland in a small Romansh speaking 
mountain village where I love scrambling around the mountains to enjoy 
the feeling of freedom it gives me. I’m a very communicative person, I 
fluently speak Italian, German, French English and Spanish and love 
travelling.


I work as director of OPENGIS.ch  which I founded in 
2011. Since 2015 I share the company ownership with Matthias Kuhn. At 
OPENGIS.ch  LLC we (4 superstar devs and myself) 
develop, train and consult our client on any aspect related to QGIS.


My first QGIS (to be correct for that time QuantumGIS) ever was “Simon 
(0.6)” during my BSc when the University of Zurich was teaching us 
propriertary products and I started looking around for Open 
Source alternatives. In 2008, when starting my MSc, I made the 
definitive switch to ubuntu and I started working more and more with 
QGIS Metis (0.11) and ended developing some plugins and part of Globe as 
my Masters thesis. Since three years the University of Zurich invites me 
to hold two seminars on Entrepreneurship and Open Source. In 
November 2011 I attended my first Hackfest in Zürich where I started 
porting all QGIS dependencies and developing QGIS for Android under a 
Google Summer of Code. A couple of years and a lot of work later QField 
was born. Since then I’ve always tried to attend at least to one 
Hackfest per year to be able to feel first hand the strong bonds within 
our very welcoming community.


In 2013 i was lucky enough to have a release named after a suggestion I 
saved you all from having QGIS 2.0 - Hönggerberg and giving you instead 
QGIS 2.0 - Dufour


Beside my long story with QGIS as user and passionate advocate I have a 
long story as QGIS service provider where we are fully committed to its 
stability, feature richness and sustainable development. Furthermore, as 
WorldBank consultant I am lucky enough to be sent now and then to spread 
the QGIS goodness in less fortunate countries.


Motivation:

One of my main motivation to be part of the PSC is to help QGIS keep 
this incredible growth rate by being even more attractive to new 
community members, sponsors and large/corporate users. To achieve 
this, key is maintaining the right balance between sustainable 
processes (that guarantee the great quality QGIS has been known for) and 
an interesting and motivating grassroot 

Re: [QGIS-Developer] QGIS Annual General Meeting - 2018

[Régis Haubourg]

Congratulations to the new chair and vice-chair!



Regards
Régis

2018-04-11 1:09 GMT+02:00 Tim Sutton :

> Dear QGIS Community
>
> We recently held our 2018 QGIS Annual General Meeting. The minutes of this
> meeting are available [1] for all to view.
>
> As I have previously announced, I have decided  to step down as chair of
> the PSC this year, so this email is my last official act as QGIS Chair.
> Thank you all for the kind words and deeds of support you gave me during my
> time as project chair. I would like to welcome our new QGIS Board Chair:
> Paolo Cavallini, and our new QGIS Board Vice-Chair and QGIS PSC Member,
> Marco Bernasocchi. In case you are not familiar with Paolo and Marco, you
> can find short introductions to them below. I am pleased also to say that
> the project governance is in good hands with Richard Duivenvoorde, Jürgen
> Fischer, Andreas Neumann and Anita Graser kindly making themselves
> available to serve on the PSC for another two years. It is also great to
> know that our project founder, Gary Sherman, continues to serve on the PSC
> as honorary PSC member. Gary set the standard for our great project culture
> and it is great to have his continued presence. QGIS has been growing from
> strength to strength, backed by a really amazing community of kind and
> collaborative users, developers, contributors and funders. I am looking
> forward to seeing how it continues to grow and flourish and I am excited
> and confident it will do so with Paolo acting as the project chair and
> representative. Rock on QGIS!
>
> —
>
> Paolo Cavallini:
>
> I got involved in QGIS long ago, first as an user, then more and more
> deeply in various activities, initiating and supporting various plugins and
> core functions (e.g. GDAL Tools, DB Manager), opening and managing bugs,
> taking care of GRASS modules, handling the trademark registration, etc . I
> acted as Finance and Marketing Advisor for several years. Currently I
> manage the plugin approval process.
>
> Motivation: It's such a pleasure building up, in a truly cooperative and
> democratic way, together with truly intelligent people, a tool that enables
> people to freely do their job or pursue their interests, that I
> cannot resist helping as much as I can.
>
> —
>
>
> Marco Bernasocchi (http://berna.io @mbernasocchi)
>
> I am an open source advocate, consultant, teacher and developer. My
> background is in geography with a specialization in geographic information
> science. I live in Switzerland in a small Romansh speaking mountain village
> where I love scrambling around the mountains to enjoy the feeling of
> freedom it gives me. I’m a very communicative person, I fluently speak
> Italian, German, French English and Spanish and love travelling.
>
> I work as director of OPENGIS.ch which I founded in 2011. Since 2015 I
> share the company ownership with Matthias Kuhn. At OPENGIS.ch LLC we (4
> superstar devs and myself) develop, train and consult our client on any
> aspect related to QGIS.
>
> My first QGIS (to be correct for that time QuantumGIS) ever was “Simon
> (0.6)” during my BSc when the University of Zurich was teaching us
> propriertary products and I started looking around for Open
> Source alternatives. In 2008, when starting my MSc, I made the definitive
> switch to ubuntu and I started working more and more with QGIS Metis (0.11)
> and ended developing some plugins and part of Globe as my Masters thesis.
> Since three years the University of Zurich invites me to hold two seminars
> on Entrepreneurship and Open Source. In November 2011 I attended my first
> Hackfest in Zürich where I started porting all QGIS dependencies
> and developing QGIS for Android under a Google Summer of Code. A couple of
> years and a lot of work later QField was born. Since then I’ve always tried
> to attend at least to one Hackfest per year to be able to feel first hand
> the strong bonds within our very welcoming community.
>
> In 2013 i was lucky enough to have a release named after a suggestion I
> saved you all from having QGIS 2.0 - Hönggerberg and giving you instead
> QGIS 2.0 - Dufour
>
> Beside my long story with QGIS as user and passionate advocate I have a
> long story as QGIS service provider where we are fully committed to its
> stability, feature richness and sustainable development. Furthermore, as
> WorldBank consultant I am lucky enough to be sent now and then to spread
> the QGIS goodness in less fortunate countries.
>
> Motivation:
>
> One of my main motivation to be part of the PSC is to help QGIS keep this
> incredible growth rate by being even more attractive to new community
> members, sponsors and large/corporate users. To achieve this, key is
> maintaining the right balance between sustainable processes (that guarantee
> the great quality QGIS has been known for) and an interesting and
> motivating grassroot project where community members can bloom and enjoy
> contributing in their most 

[QGIS-Developer] Plugin [1443] Frame Pixels approval notification.

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Re: [QGIS-Developer] Error compiling qgsapplication.h

[Magdaleen Ballot]

Good evening Jurgen,

Thank you very much for your effort. I manually applied the changes in the
patch. I also changed the FindQGIS.cmake to this one:
https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/blob/master/cmake/FindQGIS.cmake
and even replaced content of qgsapplication.h with
https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/blob/release-2_18/src/core/qgsapplication.h

I still get the same error.

But indeed as the compiler says, in none of the functions below does the
parameter have a type. They seem to member variables  or am I ignorant
on a C++  shorthand:
static QObject* ABISYM( mFileOpenEventReceiver );

static QStringList ABISYM( mFileOpenEventList );

static QString ABISYM( mUIThemeName );

static QString ABISYM( mPrefixPath );

static QString ABISYM( mPluginPath );

static QString ABISYM( mPkgDataPath );

static QString ABISYM( mLibraryPath );
static QString ABISYM( mLibexecPath );
static QString ABISYM( mThemeName );
static QStringList ABISYM( mDefaultSvgPaths );
static QMap ABISYM( mSystemEnvVars );

static QString ABISYM( mConfigPath );
???

Any further help or education will be much appreciated.

Kind Regards
Magdaleen Ballot

On 10 April 2018 at 14:21, Jürgen E. Fischer  wrote:

> Hi Magdaleen,
>
> On Tue, 10. Apr 2018 at 12:19:50 +0200, Magdaleen Ballot wrote:
> > I am maintaining a c++ Radio Planning Plugin for QGis, QRap (
> www.QRap.org.za).
> >
> > I am trying to compile in Ubuntu 18.04, using QGis  2.18 (the libqgis-dev
> > version is 1:2.18.18+28bionic. The compiler I am using is GNU 7.3. The
> > error messages are below.
> >
> > I had the same problem under Ubuntu 16.04 using Qgis 2.14 and c++ 5.
> >
> > The last version I could complie successfully was QGIS 2.8.
>
> Builds fine on debian unstable with 2.18.18 for me:
>
> apt-get install libfann-dev libpoco-dev libqwt5-qt4-dev libeigen3-dev
> svn checkout http://svn.code.sf.net/p/qrap/code/ qrap
> mkdir qrap/build/
> cd qrap/build/
> # apply attached minor patch
> cmake -D CMAKE_MODULE_PATH=/usr/share/qgis cmake -D
> POSTGRES_LIBRARY=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpq.so -D
> PQXX_LIBRARY=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpqxx.so  ..
> make && sudo make install
>
>
> Jürgen
>
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> Software Engineer   D-26506 Norden
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Re: [QGIS-Developer] Improving the automatic issue report creation in doc repo

[matteo]

Hi Harrissou,

sorry for the delay of the answer.

> When a [Feature] or a [needs-docs] commit/PR is merged in QGIS repo, it
> generates an issue report in QGIS-Documentation repo. This automatic
> process which saves times for every body has some issues (actually, could
> need some improvements) I'd like to raise here:
> 
> 1/ Sometimes (to avoid writing "too often"), the description of the created
> issue report is "Unfortunately this naughty coder did not write a
> description... :-(" Funny but other than the commit title (which can help),
> you need most of the times to track the original PR and read pull request
> description/discussion to figure out what it's really about. And most of
> the times the main information is in the PR first message.
> So, feature request: could the PR first message be added to the issue
> report (with its screenshots, screencasts...)? I think this will reduce the
> endless back and forths for those willing to tackle the documentation
> issues. And meanwhile, if the tagged commit message in QGIS repo could be
> more than a title, it'll also be very helpful. Thanks!

yes yes please! Continuing going back and forth to find the description
of the new feature is not a lot of work, but still annoying. I don't
know how much effort would it take to enhance this procedure. .@Richard?

> 2/ creation of duplicate reports: afaics, this occurs when the pull request
> title contains the tag and in its commits, there's only one that has the
> same tags; we get an issue report for the commit and another one for the PR
> (eg. https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/pull/6627/commits generates
> https://github.com/qgis/QGIS-Documentation/issues/2458 and
> https://github.com/qgis/QGIS-Documentation/issues/2457).
> If there are more than one [feature]/[needs-docs] tagged commit in the PR,
> we only get a report by tagged commit and that's nice... but i did not
> investigate a lot in this area.

I think this is more related more to the single developer isn't it? I
mean by opening a PR with [Feature] in the title that contains single
commits with other [Feature] string in the title.. I don't know if this
could be achieved easily by web hooks

Thanks for raising this

Cheers

Matteo
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[QGIS-Developer] QEP: Add OpenCL support for processing core algs (and possibly other parts of the core)

[Alessandro Pasotti]

Hi everyone

Here is a new proposal to add support for OpenCL to processing core algs
(and possibly other parts of the core in the future):

https://github.com/qgis/QGIS-Enhancement-Proposals/issues/121

Any comments would be highly appreciated!

-- 
Alessandro Pasotti
w3:   www.itopen.it
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[QGIS-Developer] Next QGIS developer meeting and user conference

[Tim Sutton]

Dear QGIS Community

Once a year we hold a combined QGIS Developer Meeting and User Conference. This 
year we are holding it in collaboration with FOSS4G2018 in Tanzania! It’s so 
exciting to be holding our first such meeting on the African continent and we 
hope you will all join us there. If you haven’t already booked the dates in 
your diary, here are the key dates:

The Developer Meeting will take place at  SUZA [1] (the State University of 
Zanzibar) before the main FOSS4G2018 conference:

• arrive Wednesday 22. August
• depart Sunday 26. August 2018

The User Conference component of the meeting will be co-located as a track 
within the main FOSS4G2018 user conference[2] to be held in Dar es Salaam:

• arrive Monday 27 August
• depart Sunday 31 August 2018

Note that there are additional code sprints for other OSGEO projects after the 
FOSS4G2018 main conference (1-2 September), but the QGIS developer meeting is 
before the main conference.

If you plan to attend the QGIS User Conference track at FOSS4G2018 you need to 
register for the FOSS4G2018 conference and also organise your accommodation in 
Dar Es Salaam for the period of the FOSS4G event. The registration form is 
here[2]. Book now while early bird rates are still available!

To register for the QGIS Developer Meeting, simply add your name to the table 
in the wiki page here [4].

For more details about the Developer Meeting, please see the wiki page [5].

[1] https://www.suza.ac.tz
[2] http://2018.foss4g.org
[3] https://2018.foss4g.or.tz/
[4] https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/wiki/DeveloperMeetingZanzibar2018#register
[5] https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/wiki/DeveloperMeetingZanzibar2018


We look forward to seeing you all there!

Regards

Tim


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Project chair: QGIS.org

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