It's too messy to try to handle this in a format-agnostic way, as
the requirement for GeoPDF is very unique to GeoPDF (ie SVG and other
formats don't export as mini-read-only-projects with custom layer
trees like GeoPDF does)
This new setting, located in the layout item "Rendering" section,
allows users to set an optional "group name" for use in GeoPDF
exports. When set, a matching layer tree group will be created
in the exported GeoPDF and the item will only be visible when
this group is checked.
This allows content to be selectively displayed as a group by
viewers of the GeoPDF. Eg, it can allow extra layout content
such as descriptive labels or legends to only be shown when
layers from the group are visible, making GeoPDF export much
more flexible.
export the layer to an OGR compatible source first
Use the same logic we use eg for auto-exporting memory layers
so that GDAL tools "just work" with GRASS provider vector
layers
Test were silently skipped since 5ac17746de (lazy init of
auth manager).
The error message was also misleading:
"QCA's qca-ossl plugin is missing, skipping test case"
because the plugin was actually installed but the auth
system wasn't initialized.
When a spin box is showing a NULL value, we DON'T do the default step
behavior, as that would add one step to the NULL value, which is usually
a very large negative value... so the user will get a very large negative number!
Instead, treat the initial value as 0 instead, and then perform the step.
The inputs we use for these run tests have open options, and now
that we are respecting these and passing them to the GDAL command
we can't run these tests on the earlier GDAL versions which
didn't support open options.
The commands generated by the corresponding algorithms are already
well tested and still run on the earlier GDAL releases, it's just
the actual run test which will be skipped.
We now pass on the FORCE_SRS_DETECTION=YES open option which we
were previously dropping, so the results for these commands is
slightly different
Also drop test for older GEOS versions, it's covered by a test
for more recent versions and we have extensive test covering
the GDAL command line for this tool anyway.
Allows suppression of the standard user actions for managing
file based data items. Could be used in future to restrict
other browser actions for sources which the user does not
have permission to modify.
