Hi,
overall the changes look fine to me, but it would be easier to review them
on a PR. Could you make one?
Sorry for the late reply, during the week it's really hard to find time,
and the JDK11 upgrade sprint
has been sucking away spare time too
Cheers
Andrea
On Sun, Oct 14, 2018 at 10:58 PM Ja
We could, but I would like to keep it enabled. It is still useful for
reading and writing even when GEOS is not supported. We could log a
warning though when a spatial filter is set. That would require a change
to the OGR interface for something like boolean isGEOSEnabled(). You can
check by tr
Q: For (2) is it possible to detect when GDAL is not compiled with GEOS
support - and disable the OGR module?
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Jody Garnett
On Sun, 14 Oct 2018 at 13:58, Jared Erickson
wrote:
> I would like to volunteer to be the maintainer of the ogr module. I am
> working on a branch with three fixes:
>
>
I would like to volunteer to be the maintainer of the ogr module. I am
working on a branch with three fixes:
https://github.com/jericks/geotools/commit/110f5803e87262367dab69272e4f6ae1aef6288f
1. The GeoJSON format in older versions of GDAL doesn't support
LayerCanCreateField
correctly. I added
Hi Jared,
the module was dropped out of build because it was breaking the build, and
had no maintainer.
So in order to bring it back to "life" it needs someone appointed as a
maintainer (you?) and
do whatever is necessary to fix its build. There is no requirement to bring
it up fully, e.g., you
mig
Hi all!
I would like to get the GeoTools OGR modules back into a status where they
are published to a maven repo. The GeoScript Groovy projects uses these
modules so I would like to volunteer to keep them compiling. What do I
need to do to get them publishing to maven again?
Thanks,
Jared
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