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Raster: report export losses for downloads and tools - #1659
Raster downloads and the mosaic and georeference file paths bypassed the export note builder, so the same GeoTIFF could silently lose bands, names or precision when written by a different command. They now share the note builder used by share.exportRaster and report its losses through the session, including browser downloads and tool COG output.
Warped rasters retain copyright and retain class names for the effective nearest and mode methods. Interpolating methods remove class names and report the affected bands, preventing labels from being attached to mixed values. Palette rasters keep their value-preserving sampling behavior. Mosaics retain the first input's copyright and report differing credits from other inputs.
Reprojection keeps inherited precision marks. Named-class integer rasters use invalid NaN cells outside their coverage, so padding cannot acquire class zero and its label. Tool file notices direct users to share.exportRaster when selecting another band.
Testing
The regression failed before the fix because rounded browser download bytes produced no notice. Raster command regressions cover clean and rounded inputs, browser GeoTIFF and COG byte generation, mosaic and warp files, band and class losses, control characters and copyright changes. Written files are decoded to verify their metadata. A review regression fails before the fix and checks default bilinear, cubic, average, nearest and mode through in-memory and file outputs, with palette and clean controls. cargo xtask ci, pre-commit run --all-files and the WebAssembly app build pass.
UI evidence
The rendered before-and-after maps show a classified raster projected onto a wider grid: the former class-zero strip outside its coverage now shows the map background. Export diagnostics use the existing session notice channel.
Related issue
When any band has named classes, outside coverage uses NaN for every band so it remains invalid throughout the raster. Named classes retain categorical COG overviews even when invalid padding requires floating-point storage. Export notices construct band guidance separately from filenames, preserving literal path text. Regression tests decode real COG overviews and exercise tool notices with a filename containing the guidance phrase.
Share the GeoTIFF note builder across file exports, browser downloads,
mosaics and warp outputs. Preserve source classes and credits so the
writer can retain them or report their loss.
Cover clean and lossy outputs, decode the written metadata, and report
differing mosaic credits.
Fixes#1638
Raster warps now distinguish outside cells from class zero and preserve class names for selected resampling methods. GeoTIFF export paths report export notes. Mosaics retain the first input’s copyright and report differing later copyrights.
Changes: Raster metadata and export reporting
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Summary
Preserve metadata during resampling crates/analysis/src/warp.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/imagery.rs, crates/engine/src/tests.rs, docs/user-guide/analysis.md
Warp outputs use no-data values for outside cells in labelled rasters. Nearest-neighbor sampling and mode aggregation preserve class names; other methods can remove them and trigger a notice. Tests and documentation cover these behaviors.
GeoTIFF writers return export details and notes. Browser downloads and raster output paths report notes. Tests cover rounding notices and class-label notices.
Retain and report mosaic metadata crates/engine/src/cmd/imagery.rs, crates/engine/src/tests.rs
Mosaics copy the first input’s copyright and report later inputs whose present copyright differs. Mosaic file output uses the shared GeoTIFF reporting path.
opengeos/RustGIS#1614: This issue concerns missing per-band rounding counts on clipped and edited raster exports; the shared note builder reports rounding information for the export paths updated here.
Possibly related PRs
opengeos/RustGIS#1286: Adds rounded-value counts and writer-specific band selection used by the export-note paths.
opengeos/RustGIS#953: Adds the projection method and warp implementation used to retain class names selectively.
opengeos/RustGIS#1409: Adds shared output helpers used by the Project Raster path updated here.
Suggested reviewers:pick2510, elpidioassinaturas
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 6aeb8
COG overviews can contain fractional values instead of valid class codes. Correct categorical overview sampling before merging. Export notices also have a narrow filename corruption case; the remaining wording and test improvements are suitable for follow-up.
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The title "Raster: report export losses for downloads and tools" matches the main change: raster downloads, mosaic and georeference file outputs, and tool COG output now use the shared export-note bui…
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Directly linked issue [#1638] requires export notes on four GeoTIFF paths, built by a shared note builder and reported through Session::notify, plus tests for lossy and clean rasters.
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Changes map to loss categories named in [#1638] or to supporting tests and docs: - crates/engine/src/cmd/raster.rs and imagery.rs: shared note builder, write_and_report, mosaic copyright handling, and…
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The title "Raster: report export losses for downloads and tools" matches the main change: raster downloads, mosaic and georeference file outputs, and tool COG output now use the shared export-note builder and report losses (rounded values, dropped bands, class names, copyright changes) through the session. It is specific and concise, and it names the affected paths.
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Directly linked issue [#1638] requires export notes on four GeoTIFF paths, built by a shared note builder and reported through Session::notify, plus tests for lossy and clean rasters.
Verified in the whole-PR diff (merge base to head):
Browser download: per the raster.rs summary, geotiff_bytes now takes &mut Session, calls geotiff_note, and emits non-empty notes through s.notify.
Mosaic with path: crates/engine/src/cmd/imagery.rs raster_mosaic calls super::raster::write_and_report(s, &out, 0, false, path). The old direct geotiff::write and write_atomic calls are removed.
Georeference with transform and path: warp_to_fit calls write_and_report(s, &out, 0, true, path). The old cogwrite::write_file call is removed. report_resampled_classes is also called for the resampled class names.
Existing export: write_geotiff uses the same geotiff_note through write_and_report, per the raster.rs summary.
Copyright loss: raster_mosaic copies the first input's copyright and calls say_losses for later inputs with differing copyright.
Clean and lossy coverage: the tests.rs summary lists clean and rounded cases for downloads, mosaics, warps, and projections, plus metadata cases. The tests.rs diff could not be read (blob unavailable). This coverage rests on the summary and the PR's reported passing validation.
No objective of [#1638] is unmet by the code read. Test bodies were not read directly.
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Changes map to loss categories named in [#1638] or to supporting tests and docs:
crates/engine/src/cmd/raster.rs and imagery.rs: shared note builder, write_and_report, mosaic copyright handling, and report_resampled_classes. These implement the reporting requirement on the four paths.
crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs: one-line call-site change for the new &mut Session signature.
crates/engine/src/tests.rs: regression tests for the new reporting paths (body not read; see linked-issue assessment).
docs/user-guide/analysis.md: documents the class-name behavior.
The warp change in crates/analysis/src/warp.rs goes beyond reporting. Canvas::finish now keeps source class names for Sample(Nearest) and Mode and copies copyright. Canvas::of now uses NaN for outside cells when any band has classes, so class zero stays distinct from outside cells. This changes written pixel values and metadata for labelled rasters. #1638 does not request this retention. It is connected to the class-name loss category, the new test checks that retention with class zero, and the PR description and docs state it. The connection is concrete, so this is not an unrelated change. Reviewers should confirm that method-dependent class retention and the NaN outside-cell change are intended.
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The description is detailed and covers the summary of the change, testing performed, and related issue (Fixes #1638). It explains that raster download and mosaic/georeference file paths now use the shared export-note builder, that losses are reported through the session, and lists the regression tests and CI checks run. The template's UI evidence section is addressed with a rendered before-and-after comparison link, which is a visible change to map output for a classified raster projected onto a wider grid. The template's sections (Summary, Testing, UI evidence, Related issue) are all present and substantively filled in, so the description is mostly complete.
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A rabbit checks the raster’s rows, Where class-zero safely shows. The nearest path keeps labels bright, While notices mark what leaves the write. First copyright rides with the mosaic, And export notes arrive on cue.
Class names attached to interpolated values (medium-high confidence). warp.rs:655 copies class names onto every warped band, whatever the resampling method. Bilinear, cubic and average mix neighbouring values, so boundary cells get names that don't belong to them. raster.georeference defaults to bilinear, so this happens by default and silently. The new test only uses nearest, so it misses this. Inline comment posted with a suggested fix.
Security
None found.
Performance
None found.
Quality
A tool file write now always adds an Exported <path> notice (write_and_report in raster.rs). Downloads only add one when there is a loss. The PR body doesn't mention the new notice. Low confidence that it matters; left for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md
No violations found. Non-test code avoids unwrap. Losses go through notify/say_losses, and both lossy and clean inputs are tested.
Checked and left alone:prior-reviews.json has no threads, so nothing was already raised. I looked at the mosaic copyright handling, the geotiff_bytes signature change (no other callers), the write_and_report partial move, and the ui-egui borrow. None raised a problem.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/imagery.rs:
- Around line 1288-1298: Update the notice generated in the mosaic copyright
handling around `say_losses` to distinguish when `first.copyright` is absent:
state that the first input has no copyright rather than implying its copyright
differs. Preserve the existing notice for cases where the first input has a
copyright, and update the notice tests to cover both cases.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs:
- Around line 16037-16042: Update the clean mosaic and warp assertions to verify
that the export confirmation contains no loss details for clean inputs,
including band or metadata loss, rather than checking only for rounding and the
specific “3 values” text. Reuse the existing confirmation and loss-detail
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Report removed class names once with affected band numbers when resampling mixes values. Cover default bilinear, cubic, average, nearest and mode through memory and file output, with palette and clean controls.
raster.project output drops the rounded-values mark, so a projected COG written from a rounded source gets no "some values … rounded" note. project_raster never calls keep_rounded_mark, and the existing rounded-note test does not exercise raster.project. Not new in this PR, but this PR routes that path through the note builder and says tool COG output is covered. Posted inline at crates/engine/src/cmd/imagery.rs:386 with a suggestion. Confidence: medium-high.
Security
None found. The changes add notices and do not touch input parsing or new I/O surfaces.
Performance
None found.
Quality
The class-name rule is correct on the code as written. warp::sampled coerces palette images to nearest before finish, and aggregated forces mode for palette images, so the recorded method matches what ran. I checked this because it looked like a mismatch at first.
geotiff_bytes now takes &mut Session. I found no other callers in crates/ or apps/, so the signature change is contained. Confidence: high.
Tool outputs (mosaic, warp, project) now emit an "Exported …" notice on every write. This is intended, but it is new user-visible output in the CLI and tool results. Confidence: high that it is a behaviour change, not a defect.
AGENTS.md
The new code has no unwrap, expect or panic, adds no unsafe, and keeps layering intact. Losses are reported through Session::notify, one notice per kind with a count. Lossy and clean inputs are both tested.
Design note, not raised: raster.georeference defaults to bilinear, so a categorical raster loses its class names by default, with a notice. This is consistent with the notice rule, but a user who wants the names must pass resampling: "nearest". Confidence: this is a judgement call, not a defect.
Prior review threads: 3 found, 2 left alone
Left alone: the mosaic wording thread and the clean-case test thread. Both are quality points the maintainer deferred to the release quality pass.
Not re-raised: the open thread on warp.rs:657 (class names on interpolated values). The current code only copies class names for nearest and mode, so the concern is addressed. The author may want to resolve that thread.
I did not run the tests or the compiler (no shell access here). The findings come from reading the code and the diff.
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Review comments at @crates/analysis/src/warp.rs:
- Around line 654-658: Update the nearest-sampling path in raster.project so
cells outside the source coverage remain distinguishable from valid integer
class values, including zero when the source has no no-data value. Preserve that
invalid-cell distinction before the `band.classes = source.classes.clone()`
assignment, and retain class names for valid cells without labeling outside
cells as class 0.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/imagery.rs:
- Around line 326-327: Update the mosaic-specific guidance associated with
report_resampled_classes so the loss notice directs users to export the mosaic
layer with share.exportRaster to select another band, rather than suggesting the
unsupported band parameter. Keep the loss notice and leave non-mosaic band
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I found no bugs or crash paths in the changed code. I checked the palette/resampling flow in warp.rs (sampled replaces palette methods with nearest before finish reads the method, and aggregated does the same with mode), the mosaic copyright and band-name handling, the rounded-value marks, and the non-test code for unwrap/expect/indexing. The new tests cover clean and lossy inputs for each path. I could not build or run the tests here.
Bugs: none found.
Security: none found.
Performance: none found. The added work is one pass over the bands and class lists per export.
Quality:
Clean tool and file exports now notify, but clean downloads don't. write_geotiff always emits Exported {path}, and write_and_report now sends that for mosaic, georeference and project outputs, which were silent before. geotiff_bytes notifies only when a loss note exists. Medium confidence. Inline comment on crates/engine/src/cmd/raster.rs:964.
The class-name notice fires before the output is written or added, so a later failure leaves a notice about a result that was never returned. Low confidence. Inline comment on crates/engine/src/cmd/imagery.rs:327.
geotiff_bytes changed from &Session to &mut Session so a read-style download can emit notices. Low confidence; the new signature is needed for notices.
Minor nits, grouped: warp_to_fit calls keep_rounded_mark(r) at imagery.rs:329, which finish now also does, so the call is redundant. write_geotiff computes geotiff_note after the file is written (raster.rs:1002); if the note step fails, the file stays on disk and the command reports an error.
AGENTS.md: no violations found. The loss notices are routed through notify and ToolResult messages, clean inputs add no loss notices, and the docs match the code. The two quality points above are the only AGENTS-adjacent items.
Prior threads: I left 4 earlier concerns alone.
The warp.rs outside-cells concern (an integer raster without no-data, where class 0 could label outside cells) is still unanswered and still applies at warp.rs:658. Please address it separately.
The mosaic copyright wording was deferred to the quality pass.
The mosaic copyright wording refinement was also deferred to the quality pass.
The clean-case assertion in the test was deferred to the quality pass.
The rounded-mark projection bug was fixed in af2c6a9 and its regression test passes.
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Review comments at @crates/analysis/src/warp.rs:
- Line 661: Update the rounding-mark propagation around
`out.keep_rounded_mark(r)` so it occurs only when at least one source pixel
contributes to the projected output. Preserve the existing projection and
outside-fill behavior when the source contributes no pixels.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs:
- Line 16238: Extend the projection test around the `p` layer setup to also
project the layer after clipping, then verify the clipped-and-projected layer’s
export notice preserves the inherited `rounded_some` mark. Keep the existing
original-layer projection checks and use a case that distinguishes inherited
rounding from exact import-rounding counts.
- Around line 16243-16249: Update the raster.project test around s.run and the
notice assertion to read the file written by raster.project before exporting the
in-memory layer to that path. Decode the written file and compare its grid and
pixel values with the projected layer, preserving the existing notice assertion
and ensuring the comparison occurs before any export can overwrite the file.
- Around line 16244-16249: Update the test assertion around
`s.notices_since(mark)` to also verify that no notice in the same interval
contains the incorrect exact-count text “3 values in it.” Preserve the existing
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I read the full diff against pr-context/AGENTS.md, the warp canvas and projection code, the GeoTIFF writer's gray and holes path, the mosaic code, and the call sites. I found no new correctness, security, or performance defect. The class-name, copyright, and rounded-mark handling is consistent across the warp, project, mosaic, and download paths. Only geotiff_bytes and write_geotiff callers changed, and no other crate calls geotiff_bytes.
Bugs
None new. Still open: the earlier thread on raster.georeference class names (already fixed in code via the nearest/mode-only rule).
Security
None found. The new notices carry raster and band names only, and tool paths write to the same targets as before.
Performance
None significant. Class vectors are cloned per output band in finish, which is negligible at realistic class counts.
Quality
Doc drift (high confidence, inline comment posted at docs/user-guide/analysis.md:1450). Whole-number rasters with class names and no no-data now get NaN outside, not 0. The Canvas::of doc was updated, but the user guide and the project doc comment in warp.rs (~line 455) still say 0. This is also a behaviour change for bilinear and average on categorical rasters, and the PR description does not mention it.
Brittle note rewrite (low confidence, nit).write_and_report (raster.rs ~1026) rewrites the note text with replace("give \"band\" for another", …). A wording change in geotiff_note would silently break the mosaic and warp guidance. Passing a "tool" flag into geotiff_note would be sturdier. Left for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md
The "clean input gives no notice" rule is still broken for tool file outputs, since write_and_report always emits an "Exported …" note. This is already raised in an open thread, so I left it alone.
Earlier concerns left alone
8 earlier threads exist. 2 are resolved and fixed in code. I left 6 alone: the clean-output "Exported" notice, the notice-before-write ordering, the mosaic band-guidance wording (addressed by the note rewrite), the outside-cell class-zero thread (addressed by the NaN change), the first-input copyright wording (deferred), and the clean-case test assertion (deferred).
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Review comments at @crates/analysis/src/warp.rs:
- Around line 609-610: Update the COG overview resampling selection associated
with the labelled check so named-class rasters use categorical resampling
independently of the sample type or NaN nodata value; preserve class codes
instead of averaging adjacent classes, while leaving sample-type handling in the
none selection unchanged.
- Around line 1458-1462: Extend the projected-classes round-trip test for out to
also export through cogwrite::write and read the resulting bytes; assert the
same outside-cell values and band class names as in the GeoTIFF round trip.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/raster.rs:
- Line 1026: Update the note replacement in the raster export flow so it changes
only the band-selection instruction, not the output path in the export notice;
preserve the written filename exactly as reported.
- Line 1026: Add a test near the raster tool export coverage that exercises a
non-colour, multiband mosaic and asserts the full rewritten alternative-band
instruction; do not rely on the RGB export-path test, which does not verify this
rewrite. Keep the assertion scoped to the instruction produced by the
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The classified raster has four source cells: blue is class 0 (Water), and orange is class 1 (Land). These maps come from the real raster.project and share.exportMap commands with an output extent one cell wider than the source. Before the fix, the extra strip on the left becomes valid class-zero pixels. After the fix, that strip shows the map background, and the four source cells retain their values and colors.
I checked the diff against the prior threads and the source. The main risks raised earlier are fixed in the code: class names are kept only for nearest and mode, palette rasters use value-preserving sampling, named-class padding is NaN, the COG overviews are categorical, and the rounding mark carries through project. I posted one new inline finding.
Bugs
None new that I could confirm.
Security
None found. Notice text embeds layer names and paths, which is the existing notice pattern.
Performance
None found.
Quality
crates/analysis/src/warp.rs:610 (low-medium confidence, posted inline): labelled is raster-wide, so one labelled band changes the outside value of every band. An unlabelled whole-number band in the same raster moves from 0 to NaN and is promoted to float. The PR and the docs don't say so.
AGENTS.md
Already raised, left alone (4 threads plus the docs one): the clean-download notice inconsistency, the notice emitted before the output is written, the stale "0 in a whole-number one" wording in docs/user-guide/analysis.md and the project doc comment, and the copyright-wording and clip-then-project test items. Each was deferred to the release quality pass with <!-- quality-sweep -->, so I did not repeat them.
Already addressed: the bilinear class-name bug, the outside-cell class-zero bug, the COG overview averaging, the raster.project rounding mark, and the mosaic band guidance.
I left 9 earlier concerns alone because they were already raised, and I posted 1 new inline comment.
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warp.rs: a warped band keeps both its wavelength (this branch) and, under
nearest or mode resampling, its class names (main, opengeos#1659).
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Summary
Raster downloads and the mosaic and georeference file paths bypassed the export note builder, so the same GeoTIFF could silently lose bands, names or precision when written by a different command. They now share the note builder used by
share.exportRasterand report its losses through the session, including browser downloads and tool COG output.Warped rasters retain copyright and retain class names for the effective nearest and mode methods. Interpolating methods remove class names and report the affected bands, preventing labels from being attached to mixed values. Palette rasters keep their value-preserving sampling behavior. Mosaics retain the first input's copyright and report differing credits from other inputs.
Reprojection keeps inherited precision marks. Named-class integer rasters use invalid NaN cells outside their coverage, so padding cannot acquire class zero and its label. Tool file notices direct users to
share.exportRasterwhen selecting another band.Testing
The regression failed before the fix because rounded browser download bytes produced no notice. Raster command regressions cover clean and rounded inputs, browser GeoTIFF and COG byte generation, mosaic and warp files, band and class losses, control characters and copyright changes. Written files are decoded to verify their metadata. A review regression fails before the fix and checks default bilinear, cubic, average, nearest and mode through in-memory and file outputs, with palette and clean controls.
cargo xtask ci,pre-commit run --all-filesand the WebAssembly app build pass.UI evidence
The rendered before-and-after maps show a classified raster projected onto a wider grid: the former class-zero strip outside its coverage now shows the map background. Export diagnostics use the existing session notice channel.
Related issue
When any band has named classes, outside coverage uses NaN for every band so it remains invalid throughout the raster. Named classes retain categorical COG overviews even when invalid padding requires floating-point storage. Export notices construct band guidance separately from filenames, preserving literal path text. Regression tests decode real COG overviews and exercise tool notices with a filename containing the guidance phrase.
Fixes #1638