Thanks John, Thomas and Greg
Sorry for the mix-up in thanks John lol
I have noted this in our files
On Tue, 20 Aug 2024 at 21:28, Greg Troxel wrote:
> John Stevenson - BGS via QGIS-Developer
> writes:
>
> > The code below uses `canonicalize` to fix the ordering issue, and now
> > we can see the
Hi,
There is a plugin metadata which have been added [0] so the Qt 6 QGIS
version would not allow you to load non Qt6 compatible plugin.
Except if you set the variable QGIS_DISABLE_SUPPORTS_QT6_CHECK [1]
And to be complete about that matter, there is a script [2] that help
to migrate a plugin
John Stevenson - BGS via QGIS-Developer
writes:
> The code below uses `canonicalize` to fix the ordering issue, and now
> we can see the actual changes between files in our GitLab repo.
I have run into similar issues with another project that outputs to
json.
I think it's a bug for the same sem
We have a QGIS plugin that we use locally that stores layer styles as .qml
files. We also had the issues with the order of the fields and sections in the
XML changing. This meant that a diff between two files was useless.
The code below uses `canonicalize` to fix the ordering issue, and now we
Hi, I successfully built and toyed with a qt6 qgis, and I loved it (I'm
on fedora). I would love to use it for my day-to-day work, however, I
really depend on a few plugins for that, and almost no plugin appeared
to be compatible with qt6.
Now I assume that was to be expected, and I don't want t
