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BrasilData 0.1.16: a project grid for rasters, a Workspace panel, and an About section - #48
What it does: this updates registry/brasildata.json from 0.1.15 to 0.1.16 (and so from 0.1.14, on main), and nothing else. The 0.1.15 fix below is still part of it.
Project grid: a new Project grid command sets the grid that rasters arrive in: a coordinate system and a cell size (10 m to 1 km), over the area's rectangle. The system is either automatic (the area's UTM SIRGAS 2000 zone, or the Polyconic, EPSG:5880, when the area spans zones), the Polyconic, or IBGE's Albers (EPSG:10857). The grid is a layer, BrasilData: grade, saved with the project. Cell corners fall on multiples of the cell size, so rasters on the same grid share rows and columns. The Copernicus elevation now goes onto it with raster.project.
Workspace panel: the panel is now Área de trabalho. It has a Limites políticos tree: Brazil › regions › states › mesoregions › microregions › municipalities. Clicking any node makes it the area, using IBGE boundaries bundled in the plugin. Municipalities load for the chosen region only, because the full tree (6,298 nodes) passes RustGIS's 5,000-node limit ([Feature]: A plugin panel tree holds at most 5,000 nodes and drops the rest silently: raise it to 20,000 and say when it cuts RustGIS#1546). The panel also has the selection and drawing buttons and the grid controls.
Sources table:Fontes now writes a BrasilData: fontes table into the project, with the layer, source, licence and service of each BrasilData layer on the map.
About: an About (Sobre) button at the end of the Área group, plus a section at the end of the panel. They show the author (Elpídio Filho, LABGEO, Universidade Federal de Viçosa), the version, the licence, the repository, the data sources and how to contribute.
Unchanged: the permissions (edit, files, network) and the minimum RustGIS, 0.5.0.
How I tested it:python scripts/build.py --check with this entry passes (Python 3.12): 1 new package, 12 already published. The release asset's SHA-256 matches the entry. The release workflow ran the package through scripts/smoke.py in rustgis-cli 0.5.0.
Built from the same source as the release:
rustgis-cli 0.5.0:
grid in Teresina, Albers at 90 m: 494 × 1009 cells, corner on multiples of 90;
default grid in EPSG:31983, the same as 0.1.15;
the Northeast and Brazil as the area from the tree, with protected areas clipped (776 of 1,056 and 333 of 346);
a state, a microregion and a municipality from the tree;
the About command.
Desktop window, 0.5.0:
Northeast and Brazil as the area from the tree, and Teresina found by search;
Grid at 90 m Albers, then Elevation on it;
the Fontes table;
the About button and the panel section.
0.5.0 web app: installed from a local registry; the About button and its panel section work.
Not tested in the web app: the grid and the tree.
The entry's source.url is a release asset of the plugin's repository, and sha256 is that file's.
Updated the BrasilData plugin reference from v0.1.14 to v0.1.16 and replaced its SHA-256 checksum with the checksum for v0.1.16. No other user-facing changes are included in this update.
A rabbit checks the registry with care, A fresh release is listed there. The version hops to sixteen now, Its checksum joins the update vow. Then off through clover, quick and light, With plugin news tucked in tonight.
None found. The diff changes only source.url and source.sha256 in registry/brasildata.json, from v0.1.14 to v0.1.15. The URL is a release asset of the plugin's own repository, and the unpacked manifest reports version 0.1.15 and id brasildata, matching the entry. (high)
Security
The module imports only rustgis.log, rustgis.call and rustgis.result, and exports memory, rustgis_alloc and rustgis_call, as required. (high)
layer.remove, layer.rename and table.remove are named in strings. This fits the PR's stated fix, which removes and renames layers when a theme is requested again. edit.deleteField is also listed, and I could not check from the compiled module what it removes or when. I have no earlier package to compare, so I can't say whether the command list changed. (medium)
None. The PR description is clear about what was and wasn't tested. The no layer 'BDIA:pedo_area' failure it describes predates this version and is a RustGIS issue.
CLAUDE.md
No CLAUDE.md guidelines were found for the changed file. The PR adds only a registry entry update and no plugin source, so it is in scope.
Assessment of brasildata. The package was downloaded and its hash matched. The edit, files and network permissions fit a plugin that downloads Brazilian public datasets (IBGE, INDE, ANM, INCRA, CAR, BCB Olinda, Copernicus DEM, the GitHub releases API) and adds them to the project.
The files permission needs a maintainer's judgment. The plugin appears to fetch and add data layers, but its code can't be read here, so I can't tell which paths it writes.
The URLs in module.txt all point at public Brazilian government services, GitHub, and public S3 buckets for Copernicus and OpenTopography.
The plugin checks api.github.com/.../releases/latest, so it appears to look for its own updates. That is a network call a maintainer may want to confirm.
I found no evidence of anything beyond the described purpose, but the compiled module can't be audited here.
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base e61f0c5 to PR head 6244cf8).
… an About section
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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BrasilData 0.1.15: replacing a layer no longer removes the one that just landed
BrasilData 0.1.16: a project grid for rasters, a Workspace panel, and an About section
Nov 7, 2026
The diff changes only the source.url and source.sha256 in registry/brasildata.json, from 0.1.14 to 0.1.16. It adds no plugin source, so the scope is correct.
Bugs
None found in the entry. The URL points at a release asset in the plugin's own repository, and the unpacked plugin.json reports id brasildata and version 0.1.16, matching the entry (high confidence).
Security
The package SHA-256 was verified by the trusted unpack step. Permissions edit, files and network are unchanged from the previous entry. They match the description: layers are created, files are cached or downloaded, and public services are queried (medium confidence).
module.txt lists gp.run, raster.process, raster.mosaic, layer.remove and edit.deleteField, plus a files permission. The compiled module can't be read here, so what paths these commands receive can't be confirmed. layer.remove is plausible, since the PR says it replaces a theme's old layer. The maintainer should check that the plugin's source in the linked repository only passes paths it creates itself (low-to-medium confidence).
The module's URLs point at Brazilian government services (IBGE, ANM, FUNAI, ANP, INCRA, CAR, ICMBio, MMA, IBAMA, ANA, INPE, BCB Olinda), MapBiomas, and Copernicus DEM on AWS and OpenTopography S3. They also include the GitHub repository and api.github.com/.../releases/latest, apparently a version check. All fit the stated purpose. The GitHub release check is the one call not obviously tied to data, so it's worth a mention to users (low confidence).
Performance
Not assessable for a compiled module. The PR says grid cells are limited to 10 m–1 km (the manifest says 1–10,000 m). Please confirm that a very large area with a small cell size fails with a clear message instead of exhausting the sandbox budget (low confidence).
Quality
The PR text says the cell size is 10 m to 1 km, while the manifest grade help says 1 to 10,000 m. One of them is stale (medium confidence).
The PR was tested in the desktop window and the CLI. The web app was only tested for the About button, and the grid and tree were not tested there (noted by the author).
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BrasilData 0.1.16: a project grid for rasters, a Workspace panel, and an About section
Plugin: BrasilData (
brasildata), elpidioassinaturas/BrasilDataWhat it does: this updates
registry/brasildata.jsonfrom 0.1.15 to 0.1.16 (and so from 0.1.14, onmain), and nothing else. The 0.1.15 fix below is still part of it.BrasilData: grade, saved with the project. Cell corners fall on multiples of the cell size, so rasters on the same grid share rows and columns. The Copernicus elevation now goes onto it withraster.project.BrasilData: fontestable into the project, with the layer, source, licence and service of each BrasilData layer on the map.layer.addUrlleft a download runs again when it lands, and goes on with the layer (#1202) RustGIS#1341), the old order removed the layer that had just landed.edit,files,network) and the minimum RustGIS, 0.5.0.How I tested it:
python scripts/build.py --checkwith this entry passes (Python 3.12): 1 new package, 12 already published. The release asset's SHA-256 matches the entry. The release workflow ran the package throughscripts/smoke.pyin rustgis-cli 0.5.0.Built from the same source as the release:
Not tested in the web app: the grid and the tree.
source.urlis a release asset of the plugin's repository, andsha256is that file's.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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