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fix(data): a Web Mercator name or method needs Web Mercator's parameters (#1699) - #1713
raster::wkt::projected returned Crs::WebMercator for a system named or projected as Web Mercator after checking only its axes, so a .prj with a shifted false easting opened at Web Mercator's origin with no notice, and a non-zero Auxiliary_Sphere_Type was read as the wrong sphere.
The shortcut now goes through is_web_mercator, next to is_utm_zone, which needs a Mercator method, metres, and central meridian, latitude of origin, standard parallel, false easting and northing 0, scale 1 and auxiliary sphere type 0 (each only where given).
The system
Before
Now
Web Mercator's parameters
Crs::WebMercator
the same
A Web Mercator name on an ordinary Mercator method, other parameters
Crs::WebMercator
read from its parameters through custom
Mercator_Auxiliary_Sphere or Popular_Visualisation_Pseudo_Mercator, other parameters
Crs::WebMercator
refused with a message: custom has no arm for these methods
A Web Mercator name on a method that isn't Mercator
Crs::WebMercator
read from its parameters through custom
Limit, not changed here: read_wkt trusts a root AUTHORITY["EPSG",…] over the parameters, for every system with a known code. A shifted system that keeps AUTHORITY["EPSG","3857"] is still read as Web Mercator.
This branch alone, before its rebase onto 8988b0f (which touched none of this file): cargo test -p rustgis-data (918 passed, 0 failed, 11 ignored) and cargo clippy -p rustgis-data --all-targets -- -D warnings.
New test: a_web_mercator_name_gives_web_mercator_only_with_its_parameters. Esri's and GDAL's 3857 still give Crs::WebMercator; a shifted easting, northing or meridian, another auxiliary sphere and a foot unit are refused on Esri's method; and a shifted GDAL form without its code is placed from its own parameters, 1 km apart from the same file shifted 1 km further.
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Web Mercator is recognized only when its projection method, units, datum radius, and parameters match the expected defaults; missing parameters are treated as defaults.
Customized auxiliary-sphere or pseudo-Mercator definitions, and systems with extensions, are no longer interpreted as Web Mercator. Customized named Mercator systems without extensions continue to be handled as custom projections.
Non-finite projection parameters are retained for validation and rejected when they do not meet Web Mercator requirements.
…ers (opengeos#1699)
A system named or projected as Web Mercator was read as Web Mercator after only its axes were checked, so a shifted origin or another auxiliary sphere was placed at the wrong spot without a word. The shortcut now needs Web Mercator's parameters; otherwise a Mercator method is read from its own, and Esri's and EPSG's Web Mercator methods are refused.
Web Mercator WKT parsing now checks projection parameters before returning Crs::WebMercator. Tests cover recognized Esri, GDAL, and WKT2 definitions, customized definitions, and parameter-based handling.
Changes: Web Mercator WKT validation
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Summary
Validate Web Mercator recognition crates/data/src/raster/wkt.rs
The parser retains parameters with missing or non-finite values and checks the method, units, datum radius, and projection parameters against Web Mercator defaults. Customized auxiliary-sphere and pseudo-Mercator definitions, and named definitions with an EXTENSION, return errors. Other named Mercator definitions with changed parameters continue through parameter-based handling. Tests cover recognized and customized definitions.
opengeos/RustGIS#1692: The PR routes some customized named Mercator definitions through parameter-based handling, but does not address the reported WKT1 angular-unit behavior.
opengeos/RustGIS#1486: This issue concerns the separate UTM name shortcut, which this PR does not change.
Possibly related PRs
opengeos/RustGIS#1478: Both changes check datum radius when deciding whether a projected WKT definition is treated as an Earth CRS.
opengeos/RustGIS#1709: This PR changes when WKT parsing assigns Crs::WebMercator, which affects whether the export behavior added by that PR applies to a WKT-derived CRS.
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#1699 requires the Web Mercator result only when the WKT parameters match. projected now checks the method, units, datum radius, and projection parameters. The added test covers shifted parameters w…
Validate the projection parameters before returning a root EPSG:3857 CRS, or refuse a mismatched WKT. Add a regression test for shifted parameters with the root EPSG:3857 authority present.
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#1699 requires the Web Mercator result only when the WKT parameters match. projected now checks the method, units, datum radius, and projection parameters. The added test covers shifted parameters without an EPSG code. However, read_wkt returns a known root EPSG CRS before it reads those parameters. A WKT with AUTHORITY["EPSG","3857"] and shifted parameters can still resolve to Crs::WebMercator. The PR description confirms this limitation.
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Validate the projection parameters before returning a root EPSG:3857 CRS, or refuse a mismatched WKT. Add a regression test for shifted parameters with the root EPSG:3857 authority present.
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A rabbit checks each map with care, For shifted eastings hiding there. The sphere, the scale, the units too, Must match the Mercator view. The right projection marks the trail.
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Bug (confidence: medium-high):is_web_mercator never checks the datum, but Crs::WebMercator is always a 6378137 m sphere (see the towgs84 note at line 314). The doc comment says auxiliary sphere type 0 is "the datum's semi-major axis", so a system on another ellipsoid with type 0 (for example a 6378206.4 m Clarke-type datum) is read as Web Mercator with no note, and its points come out about 70 m off at x ≈ 6.7e6 m. The pseudo methods would be refused on the same input, and name-only systems take the same path. The fix belongs in this predicate. Suggested change, plus a test that feeds ESRI_3857 with a 6378206.4 spheroid and expects a result other than Ok(Crs::WebMercator):
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Fixed in 1a5745f: the datum's radius must be 6378137. Esri's method on another radius is refused, and a named Mercator method is read from its parameters. Both are tested.
is_web_mercator (crates/data/src/raster/wkt.rs:947) never checks the datum's semi-major axis. A Web Mercator-named or Mercator-auxiliary-sphere system on a datum whose radius isn't 6378137 m, with default parameters, is returned as Crs::WebMercator with no note, so its points land about 70 m off at x ≈ 6.7e6 m. The doc comment says type 0 means "the datum's semi-major axis", which contradicts the code. Posted inline with a suggestion and a test to add. Confidence: medium-high. The pseudo-method path predates this PR, but the predicate is what this PR adds and documents.
Security
Nothing found. The change is pure parsing with no I/O, and the new code has no unwrap, indexing, or panic paths.
Performance
Nothing found. parameters(p) runs once more per call, which is negligible.
Quality
The error for refused pseudo methods (line 929) names only origin, scale and sphere. It also fires for a foot unit and for a non-6378137 datum, so the message can mislead.
The test rewrites "1000" to "2000" across the whole WKT string (around line 94). This works for the current fixture but is fragile. Building the second string from a named constant would be clearer.
The test comment "(On the file's ellipsoid, as written: 2 km east of the origin is the reference.)" is hard to parse.
The is_web_mercator doc says a parameter that isn't given "counts as custom reads it". That is wrong for the two pseudo methods, which custom refuses outright.
The local helper name is is generic; is_default would read better.
AGENTS.md
No violations found. The new code avoids unwrap/expect/indexing, the new test's unwraps are in test code (as elsewhere in the file), and the refusal is an Err, not a silent drop.
The custom path's _ => Err arm does cover the two pseudo methods, so the PR's refusal claim holds.
Prior review threads: none existed, so nothing was left out as already raised.
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Review comments at @crates/data/src/raster/wkt.rs:
- Around line 2993-3026: Extend
a_web_mercator_name_gives_web_mercator_only_with_its_parameters with a WKT2 case
using the POPULAR_VISUALISATION_PSEUDO_MERCATOR method and a non-zero false
easting; assert that crs_from_wkt rejects it with the expected refusal message.
- Around line 943-960: Update is_web_mercator to verify that ordinary Mercator
methods use a spherical ellipsoid before allowing the Web Mercator spherical
transform; do not rely on the semi-major axis alone, since WGS 84 is flattened.
Use the ellipsoid’s shape or refuse the classification when it cannot be
determined safely, while preserving GDAL’s spherical override and Esri’s
auxiliary-sphere form.
- Around line 924-940: Update custom, used by the shifted GDAL fallback, to
preserve the spherical projection specified by the PROJ4 extension while
applying the matching nonzero false easting, rather than defaulting to the
flattened WGS 84 ellipsoid. If the extension cannot be honored safely, reject
this case instead of silently producing coordinates with ellipsoidal northings.
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…efused (opengeos#1699)
A datum of another radius isn't Web Mercator's sphere. A shifted system with a
PROJ4 extension says its sphere where the parameter reader can't see it, so it
is refused instead of being put on the ellipsoid.
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Re-raised from an earlier thread (confidence: medium-high). The semi-major check added here is the part of that thread's ask that landed. The flattening is still not checked, and the problem remains.
is_web_mercator accepts an ordinary Mercator method (Mercator_1SP, Mercator_Variant_A, Mercator_2SP, plain Mercator) on WGS 84 with no EXTENSION. WGS 84 has a = 6378137, so the predicate returns Crs::WebMercator, which is spherical. A real ellipsoidal Mercator on that datum is about 30 km off in northing at 45° N. Nothing is noted, which breaks the "Never silent" rule for an approximated read.
Suggested direction: for methods other than the auxiliary-sphere and pseudo ones, require a sphere (inverse flattening == 0, or an EXTENSION that declares +b= equal to +a=) before returning Crs::WebMercator. Otherwise fall through to custom. GDAL's own 3857 WKT (with +a=6378137 +b=6378137 in its EXTENSION) still reads as Web Mercator under that rule. Please add a test: ESRI_3857-style text with Mercator_1SP and SPHEROID["WGS_1984",6378137.0,298.257223563], no EXTENSION, no AUTHORITY, expecting Ok(Crs::Custom(_)) and not Ok(Crs::WebMercator).
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Not changed. A Web Mercator name on a Mercator method and WGS 84's flattened ellipsoid, with default parameters, is a form real .prj files use, and reading it from the ellipsoid would move those points by about 30 km at 45° (about 21 km at 30°). This also predates the PR and isn't part of #1699.
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Bug (confidence: low-medium).parameters() drops any PARAMETER whose value isn't finite (n.num(0)? filters non-finite values). is_default then treats the dropped parameter as "not given" and counts it as the default. So a value like PARAMETER["False_Easting",1e400] (which parses to infinity) on a named Web Mercator system returns Crs::WebMercator at Web Mercator's origin, with no notice. The doc comment says "a parameter that isn't given counts as the default". That's true here only for parameters that are absent, not for ones that are present but unusable.
Suggested fix: distinguish "absent" from "present but not a finite number". For example, check for the PARAMETER node by name before calling parameter(), and refuse when it is present with no finite value. Add a test with 1e400 as a false easting, expecting an error or a custom read, but not Ok(Crs::WebMercator).
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Fixed in 0af0c36: a system named or projected as Web Mercator with a parameter that isn't a finite number is refused, in WKT1 and WKT2. The test gives 1e400 as a false easting to Esri's method, a Mercator method and WKT2's. Other projected systems are unchanged.
Ellipsoidal Mercator read as spherical Web Mercator (re-raised, confidence medium-high).is_web_mercator checks the semi-major axis but not the flattening. A named Web Mercator with an ordinary Mercator method on WGS 84 and no EXTENSION returns Crs::WebMercator, which is spherical. That is about 30 km off at 45° N, with no notice. Earlier thread at line 966 is still unresolved and the problem remains. Inline comment posted at wkt.rs:957.
Present-but-unusable parameters read as defaults (confidence low-medium).parameters() drops non-finite values, so 1e400 counts as "not given" and the system is read as Web Mercator at origin. Inline comment posted at wkt.rs:950.
Security
Nothing found. The change adds no new input paths beyond the WKT parser, which already handles hostile input.
Performance
Nothing found. parameters() is called once per predicate.
Quality
Refusal scope doesn't match the PR table (confidence medium). The EXTENSION refusal at wkt.rs:928 applies to any method on a name containing WEB_MERCATOR or PSEUDO_MERCATOR. The table says a non-Mercator method is "read from its parameters through custom", which is not what happens when an EXTENSION is present. Either narrow the clause to Mercator methods or fix the table.
Doc comment drift (confidence high, nit). The doc on is_web_mercator says "has a Mercator method", but method.is_empty() is accepted. A PROJCS with no PROJECTION node and a Web Mercator name still returns WebMercator. This matches prior behaviour, so the fix is the doc wording.
Test gaps (confidence medium). No test covers a flattened WGS 84 Mercator named Web Mercator, or a non-finite parameter value.
AGENTS.md
The flattening issue breaks the "Never silent" rule: an approximated read happens without a notice.
The refusal path returns an error, which is allowed. No unwrap, expect, or unsafe was added in non-test code.
Prior threads
Four earlier threads. Two are addressed by the code: the datum-radius check (line 952) and the shifted GDAL EXTENSION case (line 941). One is addressed by the new test (line 3062). The flattening concern (line 966) is re-raised above. Earlier concerns I left alone because they were already raised: 3.
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Consider a table-driven structure for the new test.
The test mixes four independent scenarios in one function: shifted false easting, a different datum radius, a WKT2 method and an extension refusal. A failure in an early assertion hides the later ones. The Esri loop already uses a table, but the other cases use ad hoc closures and repeated assertions. Split the scenarios into separate tests, or collect them into a table of (name, wkt, expectation) cases. This makes new cases easier to add.
Based on learnings: in Rust tests with many similar cases, prefer table-driven tests over duplicated assertions.
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Not changed. read_wkt trusts a root EPSG code for every known code, so checking only 3857 would make it the exception. The description states this limit, and changing it for all codes seems a separate decision for the maintainers.
…sed (opengeos#1699)
`parameters` leaves out a value like 1e400, and a parameter left out
counts as Web Mercator's default, so the system was read at Web Mercator's
origin with nothing said.
A system named or projected as Web Mercator with such a parameter is now
refused, in WKT1 and WKT2. WKT2's conversion keeps the parameter, with no
number, so it can be told from one not given.
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Bug (confidence: medium). The new is_none_or checks treat a value that is present but not finite the same as one that is absent. Node::num returns None for 1e400 (it parses to infinity), so the two cases can't be told apart here. The PARAMETER case was fixed in 0af0c36, but the same gap is still open for two other values in the predicate:
WKT1 keeps the raw SPHEROID and UNIT nodes (wkt1 returns WKT1 nodes unchanged), so SPHEROID["WGS_1984",1e400,298.257223563] or UNIT["Meter",1e400] on a system named WGS_1984_Web_Mercator_Auxiliary_Sphere (with default parameters) returns Crs::WebMercator. The unreadable datum or unit is replaced by the default, with no notice.
WKT2 already errors for a non-finite ellipsoid axis (geographic2), so this affects WKT1 only.
Suggested fix: require the node to be present and its number to be finite. Absent nodes still count as the default:
.is_none_or(|s| s.num(0).is_some_and(|a| (a - 6_378_137.0).abs() <= 0.01))
Trade-off: a UNIT with no number (UNIT["Meter"]) would no longer be Web Mercator and would go to the refusal or custom. That is the safer result. A regression test is needed: ESRI_3857.replace("6378137.0,298.257223563", "1e400,298.257223563") and the same with UNIT["Meter",1e400], each expecting an error or a non-WebMercator result.
Non-finite datum radius or unit counts as the default (WKT1 only), medium confidence. In is_web_mercator, is_none_or treats a present but non-finite SPHEROID semi-major axis or UNIT factor as absent. SPHEROID["WGS_1984",1e400,…] or UNIT["Meter",1e400] on a Web Mercator-named system with default parameters still returns Crs::WebMercator with no notice. This is the same class as the 1e400 PARAMETER bug fixed in 0af0c36. Posted inline with a suggestion (wkt.rs:962-967); it needs a regression test. The suggestion also refuses UNIT["Meter"] with no number, which is the safer result.
Security
None found. The change only parses and classifies WKT, and it adds no unchecked indexing or new input paths.
Performance
None found.
Quality
PR description table doesn't match the code, low confidence. The row "A Web Mercator name on a method that isn't Mercator → read through custom" is wrong when an EXTENSION is present. The code at wkt.rs:938 refuses any name-matched system with an EXTENSION that isn't Web Mercator. The code's refusal is the safer behaviour, so the description should change. There is no test for a non-Mercator method with an EXTENSION. Left for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md
No violations found. The new non-test code has no unwrap, expect, indexing or unsafe. Refusals return errors rather than silent defaults, and the new tests cover both the refused and the accepted cases.
Prior threads: I left alone 5 concerns already raised on this PR. These were the flattened-ellipsoid concern (re-raised, declined by the author), the semi-major-axis check, the shifted-GDAL refusal, the pseudo-Mercator test and the non-finite PARAMETER fix. The non-finite datum and unit point above is a new instance on different inputs, so I raised it.
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Summary
raster::wkt::projectedreturnedCrs::WebMercatorfor a system named or projected as Web Mercator after checking only its axes, so a.prjwith a shifted false easting opened at Web Mercator's origin with no notice, and a non-zeroAuxiliary_Sphere_Typewas read as the wrong sphere.The shortcut now goes through
is_web_mercator, next tois_utm_zone, which needs a Mercator method, metres, and central meridian, latitude of origin, standard parallel, false easting and northing 0, scale 1 and auxiliary sphere type 0 (each only where given).Crs::WebMercatorCrs::WebMercatorcustomMercator_Auxiliary_SphereorPopular_Visualisation_Pseudo_Mercator, other parametersCrs::WebMercatorcustomhas no arm for these methodsCrs::WebMercatorcustomLimit, not changed here:
read_wkttrusts a rootAUTHORITY["EPSG",…]over the parameters, for every system with a known code. A shifted system that keepsAUTHORITY["EPSG","3857"]is still read as Web Mercator.Testing
umask 022, on a tree of 8988b0f with this change and my two others from today (GML: curves with arc segments are read as polylines through their control points, without a notice #1700, Layout legend: list a classified raster's classes, as the Layers pane does #1679):cargo fmt --all --check,cargo test --workspace(5410 passed, 0 failed, 22 ignored),cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warningsandcargo xtask layersall pass. The whole workspace ran on that one combined tree because this machine is short on disk.cargo test -p rustgis-data(918 passed, 0 failed, 11 ignored) andcargo clippy -p rustgis-data --all-targets -- -D warnings.a_web_mercator_name_gives_web_mercator_only_with_its_parameters. Esri's and GDAL's 3857 still giveCrs::WebMercator; a shifted easting, northing or meridian, another auxiliary sphere and a foot unit are refused on Esri's method; and a shifted GDAL form without its code is placed from its own parameters, 1 km apart from the same file shifted 1 km further.wasm32-unknown-unknownbuild (no clang on this machine), and macOS or Windows. GDAL isn't installed here, so nothing was compared against it.No visible UI change.
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