GeoTools 23.1 release process has started, pre-release artifacts / notes
are available here:
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https://build.geoserver.org/job/geotools-release/8/artifact/build/release/distribution/23.1/
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https://osgeo-org.atlassian.net/secure/ReleaseNote.jspa?projectId=10001&version=16784
We are including the
As module maintainer you get to choose. I have found it easier for
reviewers to do several small pull requests.
You can see on my most recent mbstyle PR I failed at keeping changes on
topic, slowing the review process down with javadoc clarifications and
changing variable names to be consistent.
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Hi David,
the checklist contained in the PR template covers it, quoting:
"The pull request contains changes related to a single objective. If
multiple focuses cannot be avoided, each one is in its own commit and has a
separate ticket describing it."
Full checklist here:
https://github.com/geotool
I am not sure I understand,
A little greater than the data bounding box - can you provide more
information? How does it behave if you zoom out further still?
The DB2 code should get a filter and be able to do whatever processing it
needs to in order to make a useful query. Many datastore use a vi
Hi David,
yes, the behavior is the one expected, a database should be able to fend
off by itself in that case, in other words:
- Recognize the bbox filter is not selective, and opting for a full
table scan
- Since all that is requested here is a bbox vs bbox filter, have a way
to run t
When using the GeoTools tutorial sample to display a map, modified for
DB2, the query generated creates a filter a little greater than the data
bounding box. This is time-consuming to process, checking if each
feature is within the query area where a straight table-scan of all the
data would be
As it has been a while since the DB2 plugin has been updated, there is
some code that is obsolete and there is some code that could be optimized.
Is it better to do this in several small pull requests or to lump them
together?
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