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@ -21,6 +21,15 @@ A dedicated contact mail has been set up : `ogc at qgis dot org` forwarding mail
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Régis Haubourg is currently the maintainer of the ogc certification
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Paul Blottiere is managing the testing and performance infrastructure (and did most of the associated bugfixing)
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## technical steps
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1- Check that nightly test platform succeed at http://test.qgis.org/ogc_cite/wms_130/latest/report.html
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2- Check if the reference qgis server demo is running at http://qgis4.qgis.org:8080. E. g. for 3_4 and WMS? you can check get capabilities here http://qgis4.qgis.org:8080/qgisserver_3_4_teamengine?SERVICE=WMS&REQUEST=GetCapabilities If not, ask `ogc at qgis.org` to set up a reference server for the target version
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3- Log into http://www.opengeospatial.org/resource/products/registration with the maintainer account (ask again the qgis ogc team if needed)
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4- Create a new entry for the new service / version. (We don't renew certifications for unsupported versions, no need to renew certification - our release cycle is faster than certification renewal's cycle)
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# Status and plans for QGIS server
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QGIS server has been fully rewritten for QGIS 3. A lot of efforts have been spent to make it cleaner, easier to maintain, easier to extend with plugins, python services, with better error logs, and faster. The best way to consolidate that and gain the trust in it was to test it every day with the OGC team Engine tools.
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