On 10 March 2017 at 19:29, G. Allegri wrote:
> Recently I was studying SFCGAL [1], which most of you probably know, surely
> Oslandia's people :)
> I have done some tests with PostGIS and its option to swtich between GEOS
> and SFCGAL as its internal geometry engine (for 3D operations).
>
> I wond
Hi,
After reviewing the release schedule recently put forward [0], I notice a
discrepancy between what the project has advertised (1 year LTRs for 2.x)
and when the upcoming LTRs are to released/packaged. Here is the schedule,
pruned of non-relevant dates (with one proposed new packaging date for
Hi all,
I just compiled QGIS and I found that the Processing options are in the
Settings -> Options menu
That's great, it avoid confusions for the users.
Anyway I'm experiencing some trouble when using the filtering boxes to
search the options (another super cool feature!):
* using the general
Hi all,
Over the past few days I was tasked with the periodical triage and
cleanup the the QGIS bug tracker. As usual I focused on the issues
that supposed to be more serious, specifically (known) regressions
(priority = “severe”) and the ones that are known to cause crashes or
data corruption (pr
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Le mercredi 8 mars 2017, 08:30:13 CET Matthias Kuhn a écrit :
> Instead I would propose to follow the branching schema of QGIS. On
> github you can define the "default branch" in the repository settings to
> release-2_18, so pull requests will be opened against this branch by
> default at the momen
Recently I was studying SFCGAL [1], which most of you probably know, surely
Oslandia's people :)
I have done some tests with PostGIS and its option to swtich between GEOS
and SFCGAL as its internal geometry engine (for 3D operations).
I wondered if the current QGIS architecture could adapt to do s
Sorry to threadjack, but a related question: Larry I think mentioned maybe
removing the Python bindings for the auth system. Is that still the
intention? Nyall has implemented FTP upload in qgis2web (other connection
types such as SCP, SFTP can be developed using this framework). However,
securely
