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Part of the release quality sweep: review points on the data readers and one engine command, gathered and fixed together before the release.
ArcGIS protocol buffers: a repeated field of an unknown type is counted only as left out, not also as read as text (review). Regression test added.
ArcGIS protocol buffers: the UTF-8 notice says "values, field names or aliases", as its count includes aliases (review).
Geometry::label_point doc lists every case it returns None (review 1, 2, 3, 4). A part with no rings never reaches the choice (it is filtered out first), so the doc names the cases that can happen.
FlatGeobuf: a zero size prefix is refused as "a zero-size feature" instead of failing later as an invalid size prefix (review). Test added.
GeoPackage replace: another table's own spatial index triggers (rtree_<other>_* on <other>) are no longer listed as objects that may stop working, so replacing permits doesn't name permits_2027's (review). The replace test now covers it.
GeoParquet: the covering comments say a null box means no geometry or an empty one, matching the writer (review).
SourceInfo::coordinate_system doc no longer says only systems with an EPSG code (review).
Service listings: the user guide and the MAX_LISTED_LAYERS doc say OGC API stops at 2,000 collections and each can make up to three layers (review).
analysis.interpolate said nothing about features it dropped (no label point, or a value that isn't a number). It now gives one notice with a count per kind, and the answer's skipped field holds the counts. A point with non-finite coordinates no longer reaches the surface either (its label point is the point itself) (review). Tests for the lossy and the clean case.
Zip archives: Shapefiles past the 32-layer limit were dropped without a notice; each is now listed in the "skipped" notice, as other members past the limit already were (found in the release review). Tests for 34 Shapefiles (two named) and 32 (nothing said).
Left out: nothing.
Testing: cargo fmt --all and pre-commit on the changed files locally; the build machine was too loaded for local clippy and test runs to finish, so the crate tests (rustgis-data, rustgis-engine, including the new ones), clippy and the wasm build were checked by this pull request's CI.
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New Features
Interpolation results report how many features were skipped for unusable geometry or values. No skipped-feature notice appears when all features are usable.
Bug Fixes
Invalid UTF-8 diagnostics include field aliases, and duplicate fields are excluded from unknown-type counts.
ZIP imports continue scanning beyond the 32-layer limit and report excess Shapefiles and MapInfo files; long skipped-file lists are abbreviated.
Zero-size features produce a clear invalid-data error.
GeoPackage table replacement reports dependent views and triggers without including spatial-index triggers.
Documentation
Clarified OGC API listing limits: up to 2,000 collections, each contributing up to three layers.
Clarified when geometry label points are unavailable, how empty geometries affect covering boxes, and that custom coordinate systems may lack an EPSG code.
A repeated field of an unknown type was said both to be left out and
to be read as text; it is now counted only as left out. The UTF-8
notice names aliases, which its count includes.
Replacing a GeoPackage table named parcels listed the rtree triggers of
parcels_2 as objects that may no longer work, as their SQL contains the
name. A table's own rtree_<table>_ triggers are now left out.
label_point lists every case it returns None, the GeoParquet covering
comments allow a null box for an empty geometry, coordinate_system no
longer says only EPSG systems, and the OGC API listing note says each
collection can make up to three layers.
analysis.interpolate dropped features without a label point or a
numeric value without a word. It now gives one notice with a count of
each kind, and the answer's skipped field holds the counts.
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The changes update reader diagnostics, ZIP layer-limit reporting, FlatGeobuf validation, and GeoPackage dependent detection. Documentation clarifies data-format and source semantics. Interpolation now counts features excluded for unusable geometry or values and reports those counts.
Changes: Data reader diagnostics and validation
Layer / File(s)
Summary
ArcGIS protobuf loss and duplicate-field diagnostics crates/data/src/esripbf.rs, crates/data/src/esripbf/tests.rs
Invalid UTF-8 aliases are included in loss reporting. Duplicate fields with unknown types are reported as duplicates, not as unknown types.
Reader limits and zero-size feature validation crates/data/src/io.rs, crates/data/src/source/fgb/checked.rs
The ZIP reader reports each excess Shapefile and MIF file, caps listed skipped members at 20, and reports the remaining count. The FlatGeobuf reader rejects zero-size feature prefixes. Tests cover these behaviors.
GeoPackage dependent detection
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Filter spatial-index triggers from dependents crates/data/src/source/gpkg/add.rs, crates/data/src/source/tests.rs
The dependent query excludes matching R-tree triggers and continues to include matching views and other triggers. A replacement test checks the dependent list.
Data format and source descriptions
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Geometry and source metadata descriptions crates/data/src/geometry.rs, crates/data/src/source/mod.rs, crates/data/src/source/parquet.rs
Documentation clarifies when label points are absent, which coordinate systems are included, and what null covering boxes represent.
OGC API collection listing limits crates/data/src/ogc.rs, docs/user-guide/data-formats.md
Documentation distinguishes the OGC API collection limit from the resulting layer count, since a collection can yield up to three layers.
Interpolation exclusion reporting
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Count and report excluded interpolation features crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs, crates/engine/src/tests.rs
Interpolation counts features without usable points or finite values. When exclusions occur, the result includes category counts and a notice reports them.
opengeos/RustGIS#1432 — The changes update alias loss reporting and duplicate-field diagnostics in the ArcGIS protobuf reader. Other issue objectives are not addressed.
opengeos/RustGIS#1476 — The documentation includes custom coordinate systems without an EPSG code, but the reported reader behavior is unchanged.
Possibly related PRs
opengeos/RustGIS#1327 — The changes update loss reporting and duplicate-field handling in the ArcGIS protobuf reader added by that PR.
The changes are mergeable with bounded follow-up: some custom GeoPackage triggers can escape replacement warnings, unusually long ZIP filenames can produce oversized notices, and an interpolation diagnostic remains misleading.
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A rabbit checks each field with care, And counts the skipped points in air. The aliases join the UTF-8 line, While ZIP reports each limit sign. R-tree triggers leave the view, And tests confirm what readers do.
Non-finite coordinates slip past the interpolation skip count (crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs:1043, confidence ~90%). Geometry::label_point returns Some(*c) for Point without a finiteness check, and MultiPoint and Line return unchecked vertices too. A NaN point is therefore counted as having a place, reaches IDW, and the new test's noPoint: 2 expectation (crates/engine/src/tests.rs:33112) gets noPoint: 1. The test will fail as written. Inline comment posted with a one-line fix.
Security
None found in the changed lines.
Performance
None significant. The zip change keeps iterating past the layer limit, but it only pushes strings.
Quality
The new "1 fields repeat…" message and its test enshrine the existing "1 fields" grammar (esripbf.rs:299). Left for the release quality pass.
docs/user-guide/data-formats.md line 370 is an over-long line that breaks the file's wrapping. Nit.
The gpkg dependents exclusion (crates/data/src/source/gpkg/add.rs) would also hide a user-defined trigger named rtree_<other>_… that references the replaced table. Very niche, confidence ~30%.
AGENTS.md
The interpolation notice combines two loss kinds into one notice ("Report … one notice per kind with a count"). Reading of this rule is ambiguous; confidence ~35%.
Checked and consistent: ogc.rs and the data-formats doc (2,000 collections, three layers each, verified against the collection loop); the zip layer-limit notice (MapInfo past the limit is still named via the others loop); the FlatGeobuf zero-size guard; the coordinate_system doc against Crs::parse; the GeoParquet covering docs.
Prior review threads: none on this PR, so no concerns were left alone.
Change size
Compared with main (merge base d866893 to PR head 37ba996). Whole-PR totals, not the latest push.
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Review comments at @crates/data/src/geometry.rs:
- Around line 217-219: Update the label_point documentation to state that a
polygon part is eligible only when its outer ring is nonempty and every ring,
including holes, has finite coordinates. Keep the existing empty-geometry and
non-finite-centroid conditions.
Review comments at @crates/data/src/io.rs:
- Around line 2025-2026: Bound the skipped-file notice in the ZIP-layer handling
around `skipped.push`: report at most 32 names and cap the total length of the
reported names, then summarize how many additional files were skipped. Preserve
the existing layer-limit behavior while ensuring the notice does not accumulate
unbounded name data.
Review comments at @crates/data/src/source/gpkg/add.rs:
- Line 245: Update the trigger filter in the GeoPackage metadata query so an
`rtree_...` name alone does not exclude a trigger; exclude spatial-index
triggers only when their SQL does not reference the table being replaced, and
include matching-name triggers that do reference it.
Review comments at @crates/data/src/source/mod.rs:
- Around line 206-207: Update the documentation for `SourceInfo.crs` to describe
that values may be EPSG codes or custom CRS definitions, and refer readers to
`Crs::parse` for the accepted formats.
- Around line 206-207: Update the documentation for coordinate_system to
distinguish its return cases: it returns None both when parsing fails and when
the parsed result is Crs::LonLat; otherwise it returns the parsed coordinate
system. Do not imply that None indicates only longitude/latitude.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs:
- Around line 1043-1046: Filter the label point in the `ft.geometry` acceptance
flow before adding it to `pts`; reject non-finite coordinates so they follow the
existing `no_point` increment and `continue` path, and only finite points reach
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I checked the PR against the staged diff and the surrounding source. I did not run cargo, so the test results below come from reading the code, not from running it. I posted one new inline comment. Earlier threads already cover the other issues I confirmed, so I left those alone.
Bugs
Interpolation test fails and NaN points reach idw (already raised, confirmed).Geometry::label_point returns Some(*c) for a Point (and the first vertex of a MultiPoint, and a Line's middle vertex) with no finiteness check. A NaN point therefore passes the new filter in workflows.rs and is counted as noPoint: 0 where the test expects noPoint: 2. The existing thread's suggested fix is correct: .filter(|c| c.is_finite()), which Coord::is_finite supports. Confidence ~95%.
Security
None found.
Performance
None found. The zip notice still copies every skipped name without a bound. That is already raised in an earlier thread.
Quality
Repeated or unread ESRI fields are still counted in not_utf8. In esripbf.rs, the UTF-8 tally runs before the duplicate and unread checks, so a dropped field's name or alias is counted. The notice then says the bytes "are replaced with U+FFFD", which is not true for a dropped field. The new test uses valid UTF-8, so it doesn't catch this. Confidence ~50%.
Doc vs. code for label_point. The doc says a polygon needs an outer ring that is "finite and not empty". largest_part actually requires every ring, holes included, to be finite. This is the same point as an earlier thread, so I left it alone.
AGENTS.md
One notice for two loss kinds. The interpolation notice puts the no-geometry and non-number counts into one message. AGENTS.md asks for "one notice per kind with a count". This is arguable, so confidence is ~45%.
Silent MapInfo drop (posted inline). The break in the MapInfo loop of io.rs drops .mif layers past the 32-layer limit without a notice. This breaks the "never silent" rule and contradicts the PR description. Confidence ~90%. Posted on io.rs:2025, because GitHub would not anchor a comment on the unchanged break line.
Confirmed in the source: the FlatGeobuf zero-size guard follows the existing error pattern and records failure. The OGC three-layer doc claim matches ogc.rs. The new test helpers exist with the signatures the test uses.
Already raised, left alone
I left 6 earlier concerns alone because they are already raised and the code is unchanged:
The interpolation NaN filter (the bug above, with its suggested fix).
The duplicate of that NaN concern on the workflows.rs interpolation line.
The label_point doc for NaN in holes, and the all-rings wording.
The unbounded skipped-name notice in the zip reader.
The GeoPackage trigger filter, which drops a custom rtree_<table>_* trigger whose SQL references the replaced table.
The SourceInfo.crs doc for custom PROJ definitions and Crs::parse failures.
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- Line 3496: Extend the ZIP overflow test around the shapefiles fixture to
include a case without the first `.prj`; assert the first report retains the
coordinates warning and also includes the overflow notice naming `s32.shp` and
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AGENTS.md asks for "one notice per kind with a count". This one notice covers two kinds (no place, not a number). The ESRI reader's Losses pushes one message per kind, which is the pattern to follow. Splitting it would mean changing the notify calls and the test at tests.rs ~33100, which asserts the combined text. The PR body says "one notice with a count per kind", so this may be the intended reading. Confidence: about 50%, on whether the rule means one notice per kind.
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The notice lists each kind with its own count ("2 with no geometry or no finite coordinates, 1 whose depth isn't a number"), and the result's skipped object has one key per kind, so nothing is lumped together. Splitting it into two notices is a wording choice, left for the release quality pass.
No new bugs found. I checked the ESRI alias UTF-8 count, the zip overflow loop and its message format, the FlatGeobuf zero-size guard (its failure is recorded, as the test expects), the GeoPackage trigger name filter, and the interpolation skip counting. The NaN coordinate issue from the earlier thread is fixed: the is_finite filter is in place at workflows.rs:1043. (confidence: high)
Security
None found.
Performance
None new. Past the layer limit, the zip loop now walks the remaining names and copies each one into the notice. That is the bounded-notice concern already raised, so I left it alone. (confidence: high)
Quality
crates/data/src/geometry.rs:217 (inline): the new label_point doc still omits holes. largest_part drops a whole polygon part if any ring in it is non-finite, so a finite outer ring with a NaN hole returns None, which the doc says it doesn't. (confidence: high)
Minor wording: the notice "whose depth isn't a number" also counts NaN and infinite values, which the is_finite filter drops. (confidence: medium)
docs/user-guide/data-formats.md:370 has one overlong wrapped line in an otherwise narrow paragraph. (confidence: high)
AGENTS.md
crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs:1076 (inline): one notice covers both "no place" and "not a number", where AGENTS.md asks for one notice per kind. The PR body reads it the other way. (confidence: about 50%)
Still open, already raised, and in the same zip function this PR edits: the MapInfo loop at crates/data/src/io.rs:2050 still does a bare break past the layer limit. Every .mif past the limit is dropped without a notice. The PR body's claim that other members are listed "as they already were" is false for .mif. This is a "never silent" violation. (confidence: high, verified in the file)
Already raised, not re-posted (6)
io.rs MapInfo bare break, which is still present (see above).
io.rs unbounded skipped-file notice length.
io.rs overflow test without the first .prj.
gpkg/add.rs trigger filter excludes custom triggers that reference the replaced table.
source/mod.rscoordinate_system doc, two comments: the custom-CRS wording and that an unrecognised CRS returns None. The PR edited this doc without covering either point, but both are doc-only and the second needs a check of how None is handled downstream, which I didn't finish.
The label_point hole concern was re-raised above because the doc was edited and is still wrong.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs:
- Line 1043: In the interpolation regression test around the label_point
finite-value filter, compare the lossy raster’s cells with the clean raster’s
cells so the test detects NODATA values even when the NaN point is counted;
retain the existing assertions.
- Line 1043: Update the notice in the label-point handling flow around
`label_point()` to describe the outcome accurately: say the feature has no
usable label point, rather than claiming it has no finite coordinates. Keep the
existing filtering and interpolation behavior unchanged.
- Line 1043: Update the interpolation failure path around the label-point
selection using `ft.geometry` and `label_point()` so that when all label points
are non-finite, the error reports the exclusion count and reason instead of
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crates/data/src/geometry.rs:217: The rewritten label_point doc still says a finite outer ring is enough to get a point, but largest_part drops any polygon part with a non-finite hole. Posted inline with a suggestion. Re-raised because the doc changed and the gap remains. (Confidence: high, verified against largest_part.)
crates/data/src/esripbf.rs (around line 279, unchanged by this PR): The UTF-8 tally runs before the duplicate and unknown-type checks. A dropped repeated field whose name isn't valid UTF-8 still counts toward "aliases aren't valid UTF-8; … replaced with U+FFFD", although nothing is replaced. The PR fixed the same double count for unknown types but not this one. I tried to post this inline, but the line is outside the diff, so it's noted here instead. (Confidence: about 50%.)
Security
None found. The new zero-size FlatGeobuf guard and the zip name notices don't add a new input path.
Performance
None new. The zip notice copies every name past the layer limit. That was already raised, and the names are bounded by the archive size, so I left it alone.
Quality
docs/user-guide/data-formats.md:368-371: The OGC API paragraph has one line about 170 characters long, which breaks the surrounding wrap. Nit.
AGENTS.md
The MapInfo loop in crates/data/src/io.rs (around line 2050) still breaks silently past the 32-layer limit. This contradicts the PR body's "Left out: nothing" and its claim that other members were already listed. Already raised, still open. (Confidence: high.)
The interpolation notice combines two kinds of loss into one notice, where the "one notice per kind" rule suggests two. Already raised; the PR body reads it as intended. (Confidence: about 50%.)
Verified and fine
The ESRI aliases count and the unknown-type ordering are correct.
The zip test's take(4) fixture is a complete .SHP/.shx/.dbf/.prj set, and the expected notice text matches the code.
The gpkg SQL length arithmetic is correct ('rtree_' + table + '_' is len + 7).
The interpolation Then hook runs on both the synchronous and background paths via add_made.
The new engine test's APIs exist with matching signatures.
The OGC API doc matches the code: the cap is per collection, not per layer.
I couldn't compile or run the tests (no build access here), so the new tests are checked by reading only.
Earlier concerns: 7 were already raised and left alone, 2 are resolved by the code (the NaN point filter and the largest_part gap is the same thread as above), and 1 was re-raised as described above.
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- label_point: say a polygon part with a non-finite hole is left out
whole.
- SourceInfo::coordinate_system: say None also covers a CRS that
doesn't parse.
- read_zip: name at most 20 skipped members and count the rest, so a
huge archive can't grow the notice without bound; test that MapInfo
files past the layer limit are named once each.
- analysis.interpolate: when no surface can be made, the error says how
many features were left out and why.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs:
- Line 1070: Update the error message in the workflow reporting block to
describe features without a usable representative point, rather than claiming
they have no finite coordinates; a MultiPoint may contain later finite
coordinates but still lack a usable representative point. Update the
corresponding error assertion to expect the revised wording while preserving the
existing counts and other message details.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs:
- Around line 33121-33125: Update the failure fixture in the interpolation test
to include a finite-geometry feature with a null value, then assert that the
error reports one excluded non-numeric value. Preserve the existing assertion
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Bugs: None found. I checked the ZIP layer-limit notices (the MapInfo break is safe because the untaken .mif entries fall through to the "others" loop), the FlatGeobuf zero-size guard, the GeoPackage trigger filter (the substr prefix arithmetic is correct), the ESRI repeated-field ordering, the OGC API "2,000 collections" claim (the cap is on collections), the label_point doc against largest_part and ring_centroid, and the interpolation Then path through add_made and raster_results. Confidence: high on each.
Security: None found. No new parsing of untrusted input beyond the existing guarded paths. Zero-size prefixes now fail fast, and skipped-member notices are capped at 20 names.
Performance: None significant. The ZIP skipped list now keeps every name until truncation. That is O(entries) strings already in memory, so it is acceptable.
Quality:
Interpolation error text lists a zero count when only one kind is excluded, e.g. 0 whose value isn't a number left out. The success notice omits zero kinds. Inline suggestion posted on crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs:1065-1073. Confidence: high. Low impact.
docs/user-guide/data-formats.md:431 is an unwrapped line of about 260 characters, while the rest of the paragraph is wrapped near 100. Confidence: high. Nit, group with the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md:
The interpolation notice combines two kinds (no point, non-number value) into one notice. AGENTS asks for "one notice per kind with a count." The earlier reply deferred this as a wording choice. AGENTS says a broken rule from the file is fixed in the pull request, not held for the quality pass, so I'm re-raising it on that basis. Confidence: about 50%, since the rule's wording is ambiguous.
Already raised, left alone (9 earlier concerns):
GeoPackage: a non-spec user trigger named rtree_<table>_… that references the replaced table is no longer listed. Answered as outside the spec.
ZIP: the overflow fixture lacks a .prj, so the test does not cover the case where an earlier warning would be replaced. Deferred to the quality pass.
Interpolation: the failure fixture has no null value, so the value-exclusion clause is untested. Still open.
Interpolation: a MultiPoint whose first vertex is NaN is excluded even though later vertices are finite. The notice wording is also inaccurate. Still open.
Interpolation: the "one notice per kind" concern (see AGENTS above).
The label_point doc, coordinate_system doc, MAX_LISTED_LAYERS doc, and the MapInfo break thread: all addressed in the code, so not re-raised.
Change size
Compared with main (merge base bbaad9c to PR head 544a619): the whole PR.
- analysis.interpolate: the failure error lists only the kinds of
features left out, worded like the success notice, and both say "no
usable point" (a MultiPoint whose first point isn't finite has finite
coordinates elsewhere).
- Test that the failure error counts values that aren't numbers too.
crates/data/src/esripbf.rs:279: the UTF-8 tally still runs before the repeated-name and unread-type checks, so a dropped field with invalid UTF-8 is counted and the notice claims replacement in output that never contains it. Same ordering issue this PR fixes for unknown. Posted inline. Confidence: high (~90%).
Security
None found.
Performance
None significant. The zip skipped-list is bounded by the 20-name cap, and the new continue path avoids the per-entry take scans.
Quality
crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs (interpolate): the "left out" suffix is appended to every IDW error, including unrelated ones such as a non-positive cell size. The text stays accurate, but it reads oddly. Confidence: medium.
docs/user-guide/data-formats.md (~line 433): one wrapped line is about 170 characters while its neighbours are about 100. Release quality pass.
AGENTS.md
Checked: no new unwrap/expect/panic, interpolation and zip paths now give notices in both directions, and the FlatGeobuf zero-size case is an error. Not verified: compilation and the test results, since I could not build or run anything here.
Earlier concerns left alone (already raised): 3
gpkg/add.rs: the rtree_<table>_ name filter could hide a user trigger that references the replaced table. The maintainer replied that the prefix is reserved by the GeoPackage spec and deferred narrowing it. I did not re-raise it. I would still prefer the trigger SQL to decide, but that is a judgement call.
io.rs test coverage for the notice preserving existing warnings: answered as a quality-pass item.
workflows.rs: one notice covering two kinds: answered as a quality-pass item.
Change size
Compared with the base branch: the whole PR against main (merge base bbaad9c to PR head dbf4e06).
- Esri PBF reader: count a field name that isn't valid UTF-8 toward the
replacement notice only when the field is kept, so a repeated or
unread field is said left out and nothing more.
Reviewed the full diff (13 files) against the base branch, plus the code it depends on: the ZIP reader loops in io.rs, the FlatGeobuf Guard, Coord::is_finite, label_point, the Made/Then path in workflows.rs, the ESRI field reader, the OGC listing caps, and the GeoPackage dependents query. I found no new bugs or security issues that I'd post as inline comments, so this review has none.
Bugs: None found. Checked and correct:
ZIP past-limit members: The MapInfo loop's break (io.rs:2050-2053) leaves untaken .mif entries in entries, and the others loop (io.rs:2072-2075) names them as past the limit. The earlier "silent loss" thread is wrong, and the author's answer is right.
ESRI UTF-8 tally: Now runs only for kept fields, so repeated and unread fields no longer inflate the notice. Matches the new tests.
FlatGeobuf zero-size prefix: Returns a non-EOF error, so failure is set and the read stops.
Interpolation:Coord::is_finite exists. Non-finite label points are filtered before IDW. The then closure runs through add_made, so the deferred notice and skipped key are delivered. json! is in scope.
GeoPackage filter:length(tbl_name) + 7 equals len("rtree_") + len(tbl) + len("_"), so the prefix comparison is exact.
Security: None found. The changes add no input-handling paths beyond the existing bounded readers.
Performance (nit, 30% confidence):io.rs:2025 pushes a name for every past-limit Shapefile, and the 20-name cap is applied only at the end (io.rs:2096). Memory is already bounded by the archive's entries, so this is only a cosmetic concern.
Quality (nits, grouped):
docs/user-guide/data-formats.md:455-456: the reflowed paragraph has one ~190-column line while the rest wraps near 100. Cosmetic, for the release quality pass.
crates/data/src/esripbf.rs:649 (~10% confidence): if an alias is dropped because it equals the name after lossy decoding, its utf8 flag still counts toward not_utf8. This is contrived and only over-reports.
AGENTS.md: No new violations. The interpolation notice combines two kinds into one notice with per-kind counts. AGENTS.md's "one notice per kind with a count" would read that as a violation, but this is already raised in the workflows.rs:1087 thread, and the maintainer answered it as wording. I left it alone.
Prior reviews: I left alone all 16 earlier review threads. Each is either resolved or answered by a maintainer, and the code they point at does not show a new problem.
Note: I could not build or run tests in this environment (no shell), so compile and test status rests on the PR's CI, which the PR body says covers these crates.
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base bbaad9c to PR head 9139a91).
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Part of the release quality sweep: review points on the data readers and one engine command, gathered and fixed together before the release.
Geometry::label_pointdoc lists every case it returnsNone(review 1, 2, 3, 4). A part with no rings never reaches the choice (it is filtered out first), so the doc names the cases that can happen.rtree_<other>_*on<other>) are no longer listed as objects that may stop working, so replacingpermitsdoesn't namepermits_2027's (review). The replace test now covers it.SourceInfo::coordinate_systemdoc no longer says only systems with an EPSG code (review).MAX_LISTED_LAYERSdoc say OGC API stops at 2,000 collections and each can make up to three layers (review).analysis.interpolatesaid nothing about features it dropped (no label point, or a value that isn't a number). It now gives one notice with a count per kind, and the answer'sskippedfield holds the counts. A point with non-finite coordinates no longer reaches the surface either (its label point is the point itself) (review). Tests for the lossy and the clean case.Left out: nothing.
Testing:
cargo fmt --alland pre-commit on the changed files locally; the build machine was too loaded for local clippy and test runs to finish, so the crate tests (rustgis-data,rustgis-engine, including the new ones), clippy and the wasm build were checked by this pull request's CI.Summary by CodeRabbit