Hi Hannes
This looks like an XY problem case!
If your actual goal is to:
> Any pointers on how to properly update a new feature's attribute fields,
> that exist on a layer but are not shown the user with the QGIS' widgets
> in the attribute form?
then you simply need to set a Default Value for t
Hi Hannes,
i can unfortunately only confirm that this does not work, one can't seem to be
able to set any field value (tried "text" as well). If you have the feature you
can usually just do `feature["int"] = 12345` or feature.setAtrtribute("int",
12345), but that does not have any effect on thi
Still stumped with this, now cross-posted to
https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/474014/changing-attributes-of-a-newly-created-feature-in-python-form-init-code
I noticed that the both the `id(feature)` is always different when I
look at it in either function which suggests the object got co
