Release v6.0.0 · seasketch/geoprocessing

v6.0.0 (2023-12-14)

explodeMulti property is now explicitly required for internal datasources in your projects datasources.json. When true (default), all multipolygons are broken up into polygons, with properties persisted. This reduces the number of polygons to be fetched when you just need the features within the bounding box of your sketch. When set to false, it will use PROMOTE_TO_MULTI option to make everything a multipolygon. So an imported datasources will never be a mixture of polygons and multipolygons. This is required by the flatgeobuf driver, among others.

Split vector datasources on import using ogr2ogr wrapdateline option.
Increase raster import performance - add lzw compression, multithreaded, and increase cache size.
Drop creation of extra xml metadata file on raster import.
Add splitSketchAntimeridian and splitFeatureAntimeridian functions to split polygons crossing 180 degree antimeridian into multipolygon pieces on either side of it.
Add cleanCoords function to adjust Polygon coordinates within -180 to 180 degrees prior to splitting.
Refactor code generated by create:function to include geography and antimeridian handling, as well as demonstrating fetching data from global vector and raster datasources.
Refactor code generated by create:client to include a more robust top-level report with Translator, and a lower-level card component. Allow the user to specify the name of the geoprocessing function that gets called.
Add BioOracle and TNC Marine Ecosystems of the World global datasources to default.

Fix create:client and create:function CLI commands.
overlapFeatures - fix bug when multipolygon both params, clarify precalc question on data import

Reproject multi_class_variability test dataset to proper 4326
Upgradee to Geoblaze 2.5.0 with better support for antimeridian use cases.
Upgrade to Georaster 1.6.0
Refactor template-blank-project and template-ocean-eez functions and clients to support antimeridian.