[raster] raster2pgsql: check for same pixelsize when loading using wildcard
It is now possible to load rasters with different pixelsize in the same table when using the wildcard in gdal2wktraster.py (one raster could have a pizelsize of 30m and another one a pixelsize of 15m).
gdal2wktraster.py should check that pixelsizes from different raster are identical or at least warns the user that he is triying to load rasters with different pixeltypes.
Change History
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postgis 1.4.1 → wktraster 0.1.6
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changed from pierre to pracine
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changed from pierre to pracine
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new → assigned
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modified (diff)
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gdal2wktraster.py: check for same pixelsize when loading using wildcard → [wktraster]: gdal2wktraster.py: check for same pixelsize when loading using wildcard
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[wktraster]: gdal2wktraster.py: check for same pixelsize when loading using wildcard → [wktraster] gdal2wktraster.py: check for same pixelsize when loading using wildcard
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changed from pracine to mloskot
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medium → high
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assigned → new
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→ trunk
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WKTRaster 0.1.6 → PostGIS 2.0.0
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[wktraster] gdal2wktraster.py: check for same pixelsize when loading using wildcard → [raster] gdal2wktraster.py: check for same pixelsize when loading using wildcard
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→ fixed
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new → closed
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fixed
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closed → reopened
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mloskot removed
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reopened → new
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changed from pracine to Bborie Park
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new → assigned
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[raster] gdal2wktraster.py: check for same pixelsize when loading using wildcard → [raster] raster2pgsql: check for same pixelsize when loading using wildcard
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gdal2wktraster removed
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high → low
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defect → enhancement
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→ fixed
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assigned → closed
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Pierre,
This report is incomplete. I don't understand what changes you are referring to. Has there been broken anything recently or it's a lack of a feature? Give exact command you use.