Hello,
I would like to know how to fix a plugin screen resolution. Basically, when
you open the plugin in a different screen, it gets squeezed. Is there an
automatic way to detect and fix these issues?
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Hi Abdelghani,
> I've tried to manually export the scene but the results is a bit
disappointing:
This looks like a bug on the exporting code. Have you checked the issue
tracker?
> Also I've seen that in the python API documentation it is mentioned that
Qgs3DMapScene is not available. Which
Hi Tim,
We already have a problem managing plugins.
The situation will be no better in the future. My suggestion is not to
add an additional problem, just to solve the current one. I understand
your point and opening comments can be a problem. But can also add
valuable information about the
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Hello. We have been using QGIS docker images in CI tests for our python
plugin. In particular, we downloaded versions tagged as qgis:release-3_36,
qgis:latest and similar. In the past we noticed there was no qgis:ltr, but
it was recently added. Recently the qgis:latest version ceased to work,
> git fetch qgis/master
> fatal: 'qgis/master' does not appear to be a git repository
probably this would be better
git fetch qgis
Hoping that qgis is the remote that target your QGIS git repository. You
can check this with
git remote -v
Regards,
Julien
> Thanks Julien and Richard
>
> I
Hi Admire,
Thank for your work, I agree with all of your proposals.
I think there are also a few things that could be automated:
- Check for binary files
- Check for very long plugin names (like [0])
- Check for python/QGIS 2 plugins
- Check that issue tracker url exists
- ...
It would also
