I hope this isn't off-topic, but something relating to QtWebkit is failing in
the qgis2web Travis tests against master, but succeeding against LTR:
https://travis-ci.org/tomchadwin/qgis2web/builds/564927793
I don't yet understand why. Can anyone shed some light, and maybe help with
a fix?
Hello all
I'm resurrecting this thread to find out whether there have been any
developments.
My situation: I'd like to tidy qgis2web's output via BeautifulSoup, lsxml,
or some such, but they are not installed (in my case under OSGeo4W). Is
there any cross-platform way of installing Python
Hello all
We all know that migrating to Github was a big decision. We know there were
significant pros and cons, and that various core devs strongly disagreed
with the decision. A clearer case of pragmatism versus idealism is not easy
to find...
However, the decision *was* made. Can we all now
Don't know if any of the links in this reply from Nyall are of any use?
https://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/qgis-developer/2018-September/054480.html
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Hello all
As many of you know, qgis2web was built on top of Victor's work on his
previous plugin qgis-ol3. Victor went on to be the major developer of the
Boundless Web App Builder plugin (WAB). WAB exports to OpenLayers, while
qgis2web exports to OpenLayers or Leaflet.
With Boundless's change
Nyall Dawson wrote
> uri = QgsDataSourceUri(layer.source())
> table = uri.table()
> user = uri.username()
> restrict_bbox = uri.param("restrictToRequestBBOX")
>
> etc
>
> For non-db layers (eg disk based OGR/GDAL layers, you should use
>
I use:
from urllib.parse import parse_qs
d = parse_qs(layer.source())
if 'tileMatrixSet' in d:
useWMTS = True
wmts_url = d['url'][0].replace("request=getcapabilities", "")
wmts_layer = d['layers'][0]
wmts_format = d['format'][0]
wmts_crs = d['crs'][0]
wmts_style =
Jürgen E. Fischer wrote
>> I'll probably at least initially leave out PyQt5.QtWebKit though, hoping
>> that no plugins actually use it.
>
> qgis2web uses QtWebKit
Others do as well: for example, I noticed by chance that go2mapillary does.
I'm sure plenty of others do too.
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Hi Cory
From memory, there was a lot of discussion about making this change in the
vertex editor. It's not true to say that QGIS is an outlier: the rationale
behind the change - along with the reasons Jo mentions and increasing the
ability to be more accurate if you don't have to hold down the
This confusion will not have been helped by the fact that PyQGIS (I seem to
recall) makes XYZ layers inherit from WM(T)S layers. That makes sense from a
functional point of view (they're all served rasters), but from a
standards/terminology point of view, it's pretty confusing.
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Might this lead to some guidance on plugin changelogs? Mine has the whole
changelog history, so should I instead only include current version changes
in metadata.txt?
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QgsSymbol?
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Nyall Dawson wrote
>> I agree. Even if the PyQGIS-Documentation is now much better than in the
>> past for me often some short examples like the ones from Thomas Gratier
>> are really helpful to know how to proceed:
>> https://webgeodatavore.github.io/pyqgis-samples/
>
> I'd love to see
Andreas Neumann-4 wrote
> Unfortunately, I can't reproduce the same crash on Linux - even with a
> slow db connection the crash doesn't appear on Linux.
My crash is also only on Windows.
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It *might* be more specific even than that. You suspect your crash might be
triggered by an edit widget. Mine definitely is.
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Same for me with https://issues.qgis.org/issues/19118. Crashes without the
crash handler appearing to give me the trace.
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Hi Christina
I'm sure you gathered this already, but in my opinion, your plugin design
and logic regarding the third-party module is precisely as it should be in a
QGIS plugin. It's good that you've surfaced an issue on which hopefully the
QGIS devs are reaching consensus. Thanks for your
Matthias Kuhn wrote
> If it's a single-purpose use-case specific plugin which is
> intended to be run inside a specific organization / scenario, then I
> don't see the benefit of investing a lot of effort into something that
> will never be used.
By "effort", do you mean the work to make it
Nyall Dawson wrote
>> Is anyone else seeing this?
Not on Github, no. Heh.
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Hello all
A question has come up in working on the manual
(https://github.com/qgis/QGIS-Documentation/pull/3392/files#r250391261). Can
someone give us a little authoritative help?
The section on the Identify Features tool and the Identify Result dialog
includes the following:
"in case you click
Hi Juergen
I guess I've been misadvising people, then. My understanding was that 3.4
did not become LTR until 3.6 was released. I based this on explanations from
others, and also on my interpretation of
https://www.qgis.org/en/site/getinvolved/development/roadmap.html#release-schedule.
Anyway,
Nyall Dawson wrote
> 2.18 is STILL the LTR until next month, and
> will be "maintained" in that it will be available for install for that
> month. But there's no point filing bugs against 2.18, because they'll
> never be fixed now. So in that regard it's "unmaintained", and it's
> better to file
Morning all
I wanted to check on this. If 2.18 is now "unsupported", and 3.4 is not yet
LTR (my understanding was that this happens when 3.6 is released), does that
not mean we have no current supported LTR? This is far from ideal for people
like me with a moderate LTR userbase. Should "old" LTR
I just wanted to say a big thanks to Richard et al for this - I've very much
needed it in the past, and this would have made my life a whole lot easier.
No more external HTTP debuggers.
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For a simple example, have a look at Salvatore's answer to a GIS.SE question:
https://gis.stackexchange.com/a/273464/36921
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Ignore previous completely wrong answer! Sorry.
I think you call QgsVectorLayer::setEditorWidgetSetup() instead:
https://qgis.org/api/classQgsVectorLayer.html#a8a174ba67d0a16f544211088656af143
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Try:
pipeLyr.editFormConfig().setWidgetConfig(campo, 'EditText')
?
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Just a quick note to say that, after some discussion with (and help from)
Matteo, I've started to try to help out with English style and grammar. I'm
not an experienced enough QGIS user to create much new documentation, but
hopefully this will help. Other documentation contributors, please be
Hello all
Since all the work to convert qgis2web for QGIS3, I've done very little work
on the plugin. There is a growing list of issues, and I can't guarantee that
I'll get back to the amount of time I used to be able to put into it. I put
a shout-out on Twitter
The only other thing I'd check (but this is not a change from 3.2 to 3.4) is
that you are using QgsNetworkAccessManager, to tolerate any upstream proxy
issues. Beyond that, you'd have to check the logs of the webserver which
holds the JS, to see what's happening there.
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I use QWebView a lot, and my JS is working fine in 3.4 on Windows. Is the
difference that mine is loading local JS files, but yours are remote? What
specific errors are you seeing in the dev tools - both the console and the
Network tab? Any errors in the QGIS log?
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I can see map_crs under Variables in the Expression editor.
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Perhaps we could ask the OpenStreetMap mailing list for their advice on
licensing?
That was a joke. Let's not ask the OpenStreetMap mailing list for their
advice on licensing.
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The NextGIS installer was cited to me by an expert user as the best
installation method of which he was aware (discussion here:
https://twitter.com/richardf/status/969522358640881664). I don't know how
useful that information is.
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My apologies for not having clicked through for your reason. Sorry for the
noise.
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There's no technical reason you need a US dev, or do you have issues letting
international contracts?
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I'd find this incredibly useful, as I've had to attach an HTTP debugger in
the past, which is overkill when all you want is to see the full requests.
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Hi Ross
Looks like Luigi is experiencing the same issue, reported on IRC, so I guess
it's not just a local issue for you.
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Run your single test suite on all major platforms (early release):
https://blog.travis-ci.com/2018-10-11-windows-early-release?utm_source=twitter_medium=web_campaign=windows_early_release
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Hello all
Has anyone been able to make any progress with
https://issues.qgis.org/issues/19118? It seems severe to me, but perhaps the
fact that ?only Windows users have reproduced the issue means it hasn't had
much attention? If I can help with debugging or testing, let me know.
I'm specifically
Hello all
I've never managed to get tests of Processing GDAL algorithms to run under
Travis for qgis2web. It returns:
Processing(2): Error: Algorithm gdal:warpreproject not found
(eg https://travis-ci.org/tomchadwin/qgis2web/jobs/430529787#L874)
Someone (possibly Nyall?) must have realized
Hi Enrico
You can use the Layer Tree API. Something like:
project.layerTreeRoot().findLayer(layer.id()).isVisible()
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Thanks for all the info and clarification, both. OK, so it's not worth
looking at QWE yet. Seems like a suboptimal situation, to say the least.
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Hello all
Sebastiaan Couwenberg wrote
> The proper solution is to port the plugin to QtWebEngine with Qt5.
> That's what Qt upstream recommends over QtWebKit.
The QtWebkit issue has caused problems with qgis2web many times:
I was literally about to post this same message - I've left the QGIS Gitter
room because of the issue.
Thanks, Harrissou
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I can't offer any helpful suggestions, but just to let you know I finally had
to disable all my plugin WFS tests. I used to cope, by rerunning failed
Travis runs, but by about three months ago, it seemed no longer usable -
failure after failure.
I was using a third-party WFS, and perhaps I could
Richard Duivenvoorde wrote
> The ideas off course would be that styling would stay the same, but
> agreeing with Nyall: mapping those styling from our world to pdf world
> is a (too) big task I think.
The qgis2web code could be adapted, though of course it doesn't handle every
possible style.
Done:
https://issues.qgis.org/issues/19284
https://issues.qgis.org/issues/19285
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Just some extra thoughts from a colleague on what might be needed to replace
FME with Processing:
"I use the modeler quite a lot and I must admit I find myself typing in the
model canvas expecting to see a list of processing tools come up like they
do in FME sometimes. GUI improvements and
Alexander Bruy wrote
> 2018-06-06 12:50 GMT+03:00 Nyall Dawson
> nyall.dawson@
> :
>> I'd be very much in favour of deprecating the OpenLayers plugin and
>> marking it with a "install QuickMapServices" instead warning.
>
> Maybe better to point to core fucntionality than yet another plugin?
Those are likely to be your original Python 2 files, before the script made
changes, allowing you to roll back. They should definitely not be published,
but you should keep them yourself until you are confident the conversion was
successful.
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In other words:
python3 qgis2to3 /path/to/my/plugin
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Absolutely no expert, but does this help?
https://stackoverflow.com/a/38979755/5613104
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Hello all
I've just uploaded a new experimental QGIS plugin web2qgis. It tries to
import webmaps into QGIS. It's at a very early stage at the moment:
- Leaflet webmaps only
- XYZ tileserver and vector layers only
- no vector styles imported
The repo is here:
Can anyone help me with this?
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I have a vector layer, labelled, with a buffer on the label. I repeatedly run
the following script:
labelling = iface.activeLayer().labeling()
palyr = labelling.settings()
buffer = palyr.format().buffer().enabled()
if buffer:
print("buffer")
else:
print("no buffer")
Here's the output:
Hello all
This seems a little odd on QGIS 3.0.2 Win7x64. I am trying to determine
whether a layer's labels have a buffer enabled:
This seems to work intermittently on repetiton. Am I getting something
wrong, or has anyone else seen this behaviour?
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I'm sure a PR would be much more welcome (speaking as someone who has only
ever done a docs layout PR for QGIS).
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QGIS can read vector tiles with the Vector Tiles Reader plugin. It cannot
write them.
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Sorry, not having worked with models, I don't know. Only thing I wonder is
whether it is a problem to have colons in a dictionary key
(native:orderbyexpression_1:Ausgabedatei).
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Hello all
I've been having real difficulty with geometry generators in point clusters,
when the layer CRS differs from the project CRS. Michel helped investigate,
and raised a ticket:
https://issues.qgis.org/issues/18773
I'm not very confident in my projection knowledge, so I'd be grateful if
I've only recently looked at layouts, so apologies if this is not helpful.
How about, in the right-hand tab of the right-hand menu (is it called
Items?), there is a permanent item, perhaps in italics, called Page, and at
the top of that panel, some indication of which page is currently selected?
Have you implemented a name() method for your algorithm? The API has changed
a fair deal in 3.
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My apologies. I missed the crucial word "vector" in Harrissou's message.
Sorry for the noise.
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Hello all
There are quite a lot of questions, comments, and opinions expressed online
about the availability of plugins in QGIS3. How easy would it be to add
another plugins filter link to the menu on http://plugins.qgis.org/plugins/
(the one with My plugins, Featured, All, Stable, Fresh,
Native XYZ layer, calling the OSM raster tiles? Alternatively,
QuickMapServices is now funded, and should be published soon.
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No, it did come up, maybe on chat? Someone investigated (Richard?), but I
can't remember what the outcome was.
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Hi Andreas
Andreas Neumann-4 wrote
> Areas in vector tiles are artificially cut into pieces. If you want to
> stroke the outlines of the areas you would not only get the wanted
> outlines of the original feature geometries, but in addition, also the
> unwanted, artificial, borders.
Yes, so you
Even Rouault-2 wrote
> Otherwise you get ugly straight lines cutting your
> geometries.
I don't quite see why that would be the case, but I don't want to waste your
time by implying that you should explain it to me. I'm new to vector tiles
myself, and have a lot to learn. Really pleased to have
Many thanks, Even - I hadn't seen that ticket.
Even Rouault-2 wrote
> the multi-scale approach of vector tiles doesn't fit well with the
> traditional scale-agnostic vector layer approach. So somehow you need to
> assign each
> vector tile zoom level to a cartographic scale range.
See my
Hello all
Congratulations to everyone for an amazing release. Massive.
Now looking forward, are vector tiles under consideration in the future?
There is a plugin for 2.x which has been partially migrated to 3 (as I
understand it). However, Even also announced on gdal-dev that native OGR
support
Sounds like a very good idea to me.
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I didn't know this, but apparently anything can be an anchor:
https://www.w3.org/TR/html4/struct/links.html#h-12.2.3
So the span is fine.
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If there is no easy proper fix for this, URL rewriting could handle it - I
don't know what server software is being used, but it should be possible.
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Hi Chris
Please accept my apologies. Why I didn't see the output in your mail is
beyond me. Thanks.
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Jürgen E. Fischer wrote
> So it's far from "drop in"...
Understood. Thanks for the info.
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Cab you paste a backtrace? I know you described it in the other thread, but I
think the trace itself could help others to investigate.
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Does it not return a QgsRuleBasedLabeling. If so, that has .rootRule().
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Solved by Salvatore!
https://github.com/tomchadwin/qgis2web/pull/612
The culprit was a QWebInspector not being deleted when its parent
QWebView/QWebPage was destroyed.
Thanks so much! As you can tell, I'd got nowhere trying to solve this.
Hopefully no blockers left for qgis2web3 now.
Tom
I'm logged in, but https://issues.qgis.org/projects/qgis/issues?query_id=128
gives me a 403 error (not authorized).
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DelazJ wrote
> This statement assumes that having a higher number of
> downloads is more important for plugin devs than having a more featured or
> less buggy plugin.
No, I certainly didn't say it was more important. I think it is important as
evidence not just of size of userbase (indicated by
Nyall Dawson wrote
> I'd try some workarounds like intercepting the dialog close events
I already do that to save some settings:
https://github.com/tomchadwin/qgis2web/blob/master/qgis2web/maindialog.py#L573
Thanks to your suggestion, I did some tests, and the overwritten closeEvent
function
Hi Andreas
Were you able to add QgsProject.instance() as a new third argument to your
calls to QgsCoordinateTransform(). That got rid of the warnings for me.
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I've narrowed down the qgis2web QGIS3 crash further:
- QGIS crashes if the plugin dialog is closed when a Leaflet preview *is
currently visible*
- QGIS does not crash if the plugin dialog is closed when a Leaflet preview
is not currently visible, *even if a Leaflet preview has been
Hello all
I'm converting qgis2web for QGIS3, and a lot of the work is done. However,
the following steps cause QGIS to crash:
1. start qgis2web (Github master)
2. if Leaflet is selected, click "Update preview", otherwise select Leaflet
3. close the plugin dialog
This crashes QGIS (latest
Hi Chris
Have you attached a debugger, and therefore can you get a backtrace? I think
that's what you'll need.
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Thanks again, Nyall. I'm not confident enough to log these on Redmine, as
I've not looked into the Processing code before.
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Next issue... translate.py uses QgsRasterFileWriter.driverForExtension().
Perhaps I'm using this wrong, but is it outputting empty strings?
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Possible attempted fix:
https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/pull/6208
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I'm still having problems. In warp.py, line 198, the following is added as an
argument:
extentCrs.authid()
I've confirmed that extentCrs is a QgsCoordinateReferenceSystem. However,
authid() seems to be returning an empty string. I don't understand why.
Can anyone confirm?
Thanks
Tom
PS Code
Ah, thanks so much!
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No, my mistake. I think there might be an issue with the processing wrapper
for gdal:warp. It takes the argument TARGET_EXTENT, and uses that for the
GDAL arg "-te". However, it then tries to add in extent details, and I think
there might be an incorrect variable name. In warp.py from line 190:
Hello all
I'm trying to migrate the raster processing parts of qgis2web, and I'm
finding it hard working out all the processing changes. I think I've made
progress, but I'm now getting the following when I do
"processing.run("gdal:translate", {params})":
Incorrect parameter value for INPUT
In
Jorge Gustavo Rocha wrote
> It would be amazing if we could share things among OSGeo projects. We
> could dream with common resources, like glossaries, for example.
What a brilliant idea. Do we work with gvSIG to share translation resource?
There must be considerable overlap.
Tom
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I am so grateful for this. Many thanks, Denis.
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A huge +1 from me. I was too intimidated to add issues to Redmine for some
time through not understanding what some fields meant.
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Hi Denis
The container still seems to be showing as two months old
(https://hub.docker.com/r/qgis/qgis/). Did your build time out again?
Thanks
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I know there is excitement, and I'm sure all the devs want the release done.
However, I think Juergen's proposal is the best (release 23 Feb):
- more debugging time
- tallies with established release cycle
- respects the advice and plans of the Release Manager
I 100% prioritise stability over
Ah, thanks so much, Denis! I would not have worked that out, as I've only
just implemented testing via Docker, and have not used Docker before -
thanks also are very much due to Matthias for his help with this. I'm really
grateful to you both.
Yes, I agree that some resilient method for CI
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