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What it does: Browses the catalogue of Bogotá's spatial data infrastructure (IDECA) and adds its services to the map: ArcGIS layers as features (read in pages, as protocol buffers when the layer offers them) or as a map image. It has a panel with a searchable catalogue tree, and an IDE Bogotá ribbon tab with IDECA's most consulted layers, reference layers by theme, and IDECA's nine basemaps.
Entry: the ide-bogota.json from the ide-bogota-v0.3.6 release (package SHA-256 99dd11d7…9c4b), with the categories Basemaps (IDECA's nine basemaps), Cartography (the district's reference cartography: cadastre, boundaries, roads), Data (IDECA's catalogue) and Vector (layers added as features).
Permissions: edit (it adds layers and basemaps) and network. It reads IDECA's catalogue (catalogopmb.catastrobogota.gov.co), and then only the services the user picks from it: mostly serviciosgis.catastrobogota.gov.co, plus the other public agencies the catalogue lists (district and national gov.co servers, ArcGIS Online), and the vector basemaps on tiles.arcgis.com.
minRustgisVersion 0.6.0.
Adding a layer again replaces only the layers the plugin added: its features queries carry a parameter of its own (rustgis-plugin=ide-bogota, which ArcGIS servers ignore), and a layer is the plugin's only when its source, from layer.copyPath, has it. A layer the user added, even the same service under the same name, stays. (0.3.0 replaced by name; 0.3.1 by name and source; 0.3.2 brought the mark.)
Adding a layer does what any viewer does: it reads the layer's description, takes the map to its extent, and adds all its features that pass the catalogue's filter (0.3.4). Update to View, which added layers again in the map view, is gone, since a layer now comes whole (0.3.5). The plugin and its README now say plainly that it is unofficial, and describe what it holds and how to use it (0.3.6).
The mark's logic comes from rustgis-ide-core 0.3.1, shared with the other ide-* plugins, and the index carries IDECA's catalogue as of 2026-11-09 (0.3.3).
How I tested it: RustGIS 0.6.0 desktop (Linux): with the map on the whole world, adding a layer takes the map to it; the same service added through Add From Service and by the plugin, then added again by the plugin (only the plugin's layer is replaced); and the tab, panel, reference layers and basemaps. The release workflow built the package from the ide-bogota-v0.3.6 tag and ran the plugin's commands in rustgis-cli 0.6.0.
The entry's source.url is a release asset of the plugin's repository, and sha256 is that file's.
The plugin asks only for the permissions it uses.
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Updated the IDE Bogotá plugin listing to reference version 0.3.5 and include its verified checksum. The listing identifies the plugin under Basemaps, Cartography, Data, and Vector categories, keeping its displayed version and classification information current. No user-facing functionality changes are included in this update.
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The registry adds an ide-bogota entry for the v0.3.5 plugin release. It records the release URL, SHA-256 checksum, and categories: Basemaps, Cartography, Data, and Vector.
Changes: Bogota registry entry
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Plugin release metadata registry/ide-bogota.json
Adds the v0.3.5 release URL and SHA-256 checksum. The entry lists the Basemaps, Cartography, Data, and Vector categories.
Repeated CLI imports can leave duplicate layers. The entry is otherwise mergeable.
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I’m a rabbit, hopping near, A registry entry’s now quite clear. v0.3.5 is written down, With checksum, link, and categories round. I nibble clover, then I leap, While Bogota’s details safely keep.
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None found. The entry matches the format of the other registry/<id>.json files (id, source url and sha256, categories). The report's package id, version and permissions match the PR description (high confidence).
Security
The module imports only rustgis.call and rustgis.result, and exports memory, rustgis_alloc and rustgis_call, so it should load. rustgis.log is not imported, which is allowed (high).
The network permission matches the stated purpose, since the plugin reads the IDECA catalogue and the services the user picks. The strings name layer.remove, which fits the "replacing a layer" and Update to View behaviour in the description. It is not a files command. Whether it removes only layers the plugin added can't be checked from the compiled module (medium-low).
The URLs found in the strings are catalogopmb.catastrobogota.gov.co (99 metadata links) and one app.zonadeparqueopago.gov.co GeoJSON endpoint. All are Colombian public-agency services. Service URLs built at run time can't be seen here (informational).
module.wat was not checked for a truncated disassembly. I only read its last lines, so I can't confirm it is complete.
Performance
The module is 658 KB. The description says features are read in pages, but how the plugin behaves on very large layers can't be checked from the compiled module (low).
Quality
Nine categories is a lot for one entry. They are all defensible, but Data and Basemaps may be enough (low, nit).
CLAUDE.md
Nothing applies. The PR adds only a registry entry and no plugin source under plugins/.
The package was downloaded, its SHA-256 verified and unpacked without error.
The manifest's id, name, version and minRustgisVersion match the entry and the PR description.
The homepage points to the plugin's GitHub repository, jgregoriorincon/rustgis-ide-bogota. The download URL is a release asset of that same repository, so the source is reachable. A maintainer should still confirm that the repository's tag matches the shipped module, because the compiled module can't be read here.
The commands it names are layer and map operations: add a URL layer, rename or remove a layer, add tiles, zoom and notify. These fit a data-browser plugin and none touches files.
Change size
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None found. The entry has the required fields: id, source.url, source.sha256 and categories. The id matches the package manifest (ide-bogota). The categories are four, which the PR says is the registry maximum. (high confidence)
Security
The network permission is requested and the manifest matches it. The module names layer.addUrl and map.addTiles, so it hands service URLs to RustGIS and does not fetch anything itself. The URLs in the module strings point at IDECA's catalogue (catalogopmb.catastrobogota.gov.co) and one app.zonadeparqueopago.gov.co GeoJSON endpoint. All are public gov.co services consistent with the description. (medium confidence: the module is compiled, so I could not read its code.)
layer.remove and layer.rename appear in the strings. This fits the "replace a layer / Update to View" behaviour in the PR description, and edit is declared. A maintainer may want to confirm that it removes only layers the plugin itself added. (low confidence)
Performance
None found. The module is 658 KB, which is fairly large because it embeds the catalogue. (low concern)
Quality
The pull request is a registry entry only, with no plugin source in this repository, so it meets the scope rule.
homepage leads to the source repository (jgregoriorincon/rustgis-ide-bogota). A maintainer should confirm the tagged release matches the source.
CLAUDE.md
No CLAUDE.md guidelines were flagged for this change.
The SHA-256 was verified and the package was unpacked.
The module imports only rustgis.call and rustgis.result, which the loader accepts. It exports memory, rustgis_alloc and rustgis_call.
The manifest id, name and version are consistent with the registry entry. The description matches the commands.
The commands named in the module's strings are limited to layer, map and view operations. No files commands appear and the plugin does not request files. The permissions are edit and network.
module.wat was complete, not cut off. Calls built at run time would not show in the strings.
Findings: none that block merging.
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On the review's note about layer.remove: 0.3.0 did replace layers by name alone, so a layer of the user's with the service's name would have gone too. 0.3.1, which this entry now lists, removes only the layers the plugin added: a layer named as the service (or with RustGIS's (n)) whose source, from layer.copyPath, is that service's features query. The user's layers stay. (jgregoriorincon/rustgis-ide-bogota#5)
None found in the entry. registry/ide-bogota.json is valid, and id matches the manifest's ide-bogota. (high)
Security
network is a sensitive permission. The module's strings name only IDECA catalogue pages, app.zonadeparqueopago.gov.co (a GeoJSON feed) and, per the PR text, serviciosgis.catastrobogota.gov.co and tiles.arcgis.com. That fits the stated purpose. I could not read the module's code, so a maintainer should confirm the network scope matches the description. (medium)
The only destructive command named is layer.remove. It sits beside layer.copyPath and layer.rename, which fits the 0.3.1 "replace only layers the plugin added" behaviour. I could not verify from the compiled module that removal is restricted to those layers. (medium)
The source is reachable through the manifest homepage (github.com/jgregoriorincon/rustgis-ide-bogota). I did not open it, because web fetch is not allowed here. A maintainer should confirm it matches the released module. (medium)
Performance
Not assessable from the compiled module. The 660 KB module is large, and the plugin pages features and reads the full catalogue. (low)
Quality
The entry points to a released package, not plugin source, so scope is fine.
The Basemaps, Cartography, Data and Vector categories look appropriate.
The manifest id, name and version match the registry entry. The module exports memory, rustgis_alloc and rustgis_call, and imports only rustgis.call and rustgis.result, so it should load.
edit covers the layer and basemap commands. network covers the catalogue reads. There is no files permission and no file commands.
The URLs are catalogue metadata pages plus one app.zonadeparqueopago.gov.co GeoJSON endpoint. All are Colombian government services.
I did not read module.wat or check where layer.remove is called.
Source is linked through the homepage, but I did not open it.
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- Around line 1-13: Update the ide-bogota plugin so Add Features and Update to
View replace only layers the plugin itself added, rather than inferring
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Fair point: name and source didn't say who added the layer. 0.3.2, which this entry now lists, marks the features queries the plugin adds with a parameter of its own (rustgis-plugin=ide-bogota; ArcGIS servers ignore it, and RustGIS keeps the address as the layer's source). Add Features and Update to View replace only layers whose source carries it, so the same service added by hand, under the same name, stays. (jgregoriorincon/rustgis-ide-bogota#6)
None found. registry/ide-bogota.json has id, source.url, source.sha256 and categories, and the package's plugin.json id (ide-bogota) and version (0.3.2) match the PR. (high confidence)
Security
The network permission matches the description, and the module's strings contain only public government endpoints. The one URL host outside catalogopmb.catastrobogota.gov.co is app.zonadeparqueopago.gov.co, a parking GeoJSON feed. The PR text also mentions serviciosgis.catastrobogota.gov.co and tiles.arcgis.com, but they don't appear in the unpacked module.txt strings; they may be built at run time. This is worth a maintainer's glance. (medium confidence)
layer.remove and layer.rename appear in the module's strings. The PR says these are used only to replace layers the plugin itself added (checked through the rustgis-plugin=ide-bogota query parameter in the layer source). That matches the edit permission, but I can't verify the logic because the module is compiled. (medium confidence)
The module is compiled, so its code can't be read here. The manifest's homepage points to https://github.com/jgregoriorincon/rustgis-ide-bogota, and the package was downloaded and hash-verified by the trusted step. A maintainer should confirm that repository's tagged source builds to this package. (medium confidence)
Performance
Nothing in the diff. The package is 150 KB, with a 661 KB module containing a catalogue of metadata URLs. (low confidence)
Quality
Nothing to raise. The entry follows the registry format, and the categories (Basemaps, Cartography, Data, Vector) match the PR description.
CLAUDE.md
No CLAUDE.md guidelines were found that apply to this change. The PR adds a registry entry only and no plugin source, which fits the repository's scope.
The package was inspected successfully, and the hash was verified by the trusted step.
The imports are only rustgis.call and rustgis.result, which is allowed. It imports no rustgis.log, which is also allowed.
The commands named in strings fit a catalogue and basemap browser: add layers by URL, add tiles, zoom and rename. layer.remove has no files command alongside it. layer.remove and layer.rename are the only destructive commands, and the PR scopes them to layers the plugin added.
No files permission is requested, and none is needed.
The package has no obvious network access beyond what network is meant to allow. Which hosts the module actually contacts at run time can't be confirmed here.
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base f7bad81 to PR head feea2ed).
None found in the entry. The JSON is well-formed and id matches the package's plugin.json (ide-bogota). (high)
Security
network permission is declared and matches the description (IDECA catalogue plus user-chosen services). The module's strings name only host.*, layer.* and map.* commands. They include layer.remove and layer.rename, which fit the documented "replace only the layers the plugin added" behaviour. There are no files commands. (medium: the module is compiled, so the code can't be read here and the replace logic was not verified.)
Module strings include URLs on catalogopmb.catastrobogota.gov.co (catalogue metadata) and app.zonadeparqueopago.gov.co (GeoJSON). The remaining catalogue URLs were not all checked. All the URLs seen are Colombian government services, as the PR states. (medium)
The package's plugin.json has homepagehttps://github.com/jgregoriorincon/rustgis-ide-bogota. The source is reachable by that link, but a maintainer should check that the 0.3.3 release was built from it. I could not do this here. (medium)
Quality
The PR description describes 0.3.2 (release tag and SHA 4bce68c0…), but the entry and package are 0.3.3 (SHA 96adef62…). Please update the description and confirm 0.3.3 was tested (inline comment). (high)
CLAUDE.md
No CLAUDE.md issues. The PR only adds a registry/<id>.json entry pointing at a released package, with no plugin source in the repo.
Interface: It exports memory, rustgis_alloc and rustgis_call. It imports only rustgis.call and rustgis.result, which is an allowed subset, so it should load.
Manifest: The manifest's id, name and version are consistent. minRustgisVersion is 0.6.0.
Permissions:edit and network fit adding layers, adding basemaps and reading the catalogue. I found nothing beyond the stated purpose. The commands match: layer.addUrl, map.addTiles and the view commands.
Layer removal and renaming:layer.remove and layer.rename are expected for the replace-on-update behaviour. The description says only layers the plugin added are replaced, and that this is checked through layer.copyPath. I could not verify this in the compiled module.
Disassembly: I did not use module.wat to check the call sites of rustgis.call.
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layer.remove is named in the module's strings. It fits the description: re-adding a layer replaces the plugin's own earlier layers, matched by the layer.copyPath source and the rustgis-plugin=ide-bogota query parameter. A maintainer may want to confirm in the plugin source that it removes only layers carrying that mark. (low confidence; the WASM can't be read here)
The network permission is used to fetch the IDECA catalogue and then whatever services the user picks. The strings also show a third-party URL, app.zonadeparqueopago.gov.co/.../tramos.geojson. It looks like a catalogue entry and is a public gov.co host, so it is consistent with the stated purpose. (medium confidence)
Performance
None found. The README says layers are read in pages, and I could not check page or size limits because the module is compiled.
Quality
The registry entry is minimal and well formed: id, source.url (a release asset on the plugin's own repository), sha256 and categories. No plugin source was added to this repo, so scope is fine.
The manifest id, name and version (0.3.5) match the PR. The homepage leads to jgregoriorincon/rustgis-ide-bogota, where the source lives. The es translations look complete.
CLAUDE.md
No CLAUDE.md issues for a single registry/*.json addition.
Assessment of ide-bogota: The package was inspected, and its SHA-256 was verified by the trusted step. Exports are memory, rustgis_alloc and rustgis_call, as required. The imports are rustgis.call and rustgis.result, so no disallowed imports. No files permission is requested and no file-reading commands are named. The commands match the stated purpose: add URL layers, add tiles for basemaps, zoom, rename or remove its own layers, and notify. edit is needed to add layers and network to read the catalogue and services, so both are justified. The source is reachable through the homepage. Because the module is compiled, I could not read its code; the review rests on the manifest, the interface and the strings. Approval or merge is for a maintainer to decide.
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base f7bad81 to PR head 14bbe51).
None found in the diff. The entry has id, source.url, source.sha256 and categories, and matches the other registry entries. (high confidence)
Security
The network permission lets the plugin add web layers from addresses it chooses. Its strings name only the IDECA catalogue (catalogopmb.catastrobogota.gov.co, 99 URLs) and app.zonadeparqueopago.gov.co. The PR description says other agency services are read from the catalogue at run time, so those hosts can't be checked from the package. Reviewers should confirm that is the intended scope. (medium)
The module is compiled and can't be read here. The commands named in its strings (layer.remove, layer.rename) fit the described "replace only the layers the plugin added" behaviour, but how it picks which layers to remove can't be verified. The author states it matches layers by the rustgis-plugin=ide-bogota mark and layer.copyPath. (low–medium)
Performance
Nothing to flag for a registry entry. The plugin's behaviour on large layers (paged reads, adding all features that pass the filter) can't be checked from the compiled module.
Quality
The PR's auto-generated CodeRabbit summary says version 0.3.5, but the entry and the package are 0.3.6. This only affects the PR text. (high)
The homepage is https://github.com/jgregoriorincon/rustgis-ide-bogota, so the source is reachable. The repository itself was not inspected. (high)
CLAUDE.md
No CLAUDE.md guidelines apply to the change. The PR adds only a registry entry and no plugin source under plugins/, so scope is fine.
Package and manifest: The package was inspected and its SHA-256 verified. The manifest's id and version (0.3.6) match the entry. The description says plainly that the plugin is unofficial.
Module interface: Exports are memory, rustgis_alloc and rustgis_call. Imports are rustgis.call and rustgis.result, which is within the allowed set.
Permissions:edit fits adding, renaming and removing its own layers. network fits layer.addUrl and map.addTiles. No files permission is requested, and no file commands appear in the strings.
Layer removal:layer.remove is present. Per the author it is limited to layers the plugin added, but this can't be verified from the compiled module. A maintainer may want to test that a user's own layer survives.
Source:module.wasm is compiled, so its code was not reviewed. The homepage leads to the source repository.
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Plugin: IDE Bogotá 0.3.6
What it does: Browses the catalogue of Bogotá's spatial data infrastructure (IDECA) and adds its services to the map: ArcGIS layers as features (read in pages, as protocol buffers when the layer offers them) or as a map image. It has a panel with a searchable catalogue tree, and an IDE Bogotá ribbon tab with IDECA's most consulted layers, reference layers by theme, and IDECA's nine basemaps.
ide-bogota.jsonfrom the ide-bogota-v0.3.6 release (package SHA-25699dd11d7…9c4b), with the categories Basemaps (IDECA's nine basemaps), Cartography (the district's reference cartography: cadastre, boundaries, roads), Data (IDECA's catalogue) and Vector (layers added as features).edit(it adds layers and basemaps) andnetwork. It reads IDECA's catalogue (catalogopmb.catastrobogota.gov.co), and then only the services the user picks from it: mostlyserviciosgis.catastrobogota.gov.co, plus the other public agencies the catalogue lists (district and nationalgov.coservers, ArcGIS Online), and the vector basemaps ontiles.arcgis.com.minRustgisVersion0.6.0.rustgis-plugin=ide-bogota, which ArcGIS servers ignore), and a layer is the plugin's only when its source, fromlayer.copyPath, has it. A layer the user added, even the same service under the same name, stays. (0.3.0 replaced by name; 0.3.1 by name and source; 0.3.2 brought the mark.)ide-*plugins, and the index carries IDECA's catalogue as of 2026-11-09 (0.3.3).How I tested it: RustGIS 0.6.0 desktop (Linux): with the map on the whole world, adding a layer takes the map to it; the same service added through Add From Service and by the plugin, then added again by the plugin (only the plugin's layer is replaced); and the tab, panel, reference layers and basemaps. The release workflow built the package from the
ide-bogota-v0.3.6tag and ran the plugin's commands inrustgis-cli0.6.0.source.urlis a release asset of the plugin's repository, andsha256is that file's.Summary by CodeRabbit