On 20/07/2020 13:13, Régis Haubourg
wrote:
Hi,
this is an interesting question. It depends a lot on your
dataset organization workflow and how users access to the
Régis makes a good point about workflow and access patterns. This
made me realize that the types of maps you make impact the best
place to store the style information. I tend to have two different
types of projects lately. One group tends to draw from pretty much
the
Hi,
this is an interesting question. It depends a lot on your dataset
organization workflow and how users access to the data and symbology
information.
I see some scenarii outhere :
- traditional file system tree. Store the styles along with the files.
- all in database, where users are
I think he refers more to where to store style templates etc. At least
for me, I never managed to build something meaningful, and although I
always need the same kind of styles, I redo them evertime instead of
creating good templates for my use cases. The user directory which is
set by default is
Hi, It's better in the same directory where you have the data and you
should use the same name. If you work with shapefile, when you add the
layer it recognizes the style and assigns it symbology. If you use
geopackage could be better save it in the database (geopackage), for use
the simbology
Is there a convention on where to place these files? Perhaps a new
directory in the profile?
It appears they can be saved anywhere, but I'm curious about best
practices conventions?
Create the file in a tmp location and import into the style manager?
So many
