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Ok, started some general maintenance tasks like setting up CI (#8), bumping to Rust edition 2021 (#9) and fixing some compilation warnings (#10).
@dominikbucher or @frewsxcv, could you review some of those PRs (especially #8) if you have time? Or I could ask someone on the GeoRust Discord about getting write permissions to the repo.
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Hi @weiji14! Awesome, and thanks a lot for kicking this off! Yeah, sure, I'll try my best to give you (hopefully valuable 😬) feedback on the PRs. And maybe I can carve off some time to work on it a bit as well, if there's interest. Of course also happy to have maintainers and contributors to the repo - I created it quite a while ago, but quickly had all the functionality I needed at the time, after which I stopped working on it.
I'll merge your PRs and change master
to main
(as per your github action workflow; just mentioning it to avoid confusion).
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Thanks @dominikbucher! There's definitely wider interest on improving georust/geotiff
(see discussion at busstoptaktik/geodesy#86), and I'm happy to contribute to refactoring parts of this repo to use the tiff
crate, alongside @pka or any others who are interested.
but quickly had all the functionality I needed at the time, after which I stopped working on it.
Could you elaborate on this a little bit? I'm guessing that the main feature is the TIFF::get_value_at
method, but was there any other functions you are relying on? I'm thinking of renaming the main struct from TIFF
to GeoTIFF
, so can't guarantee full backward compatibility, but will try to ensure there's an equivalent function somehow as we work towards a v0.1.0 release.
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No, absolutely, feel free to change things - as it was never on crates.io I doubt many people will be bothered by broken backward compatibility. I used it personally in a project together with a student, in the larger context of routing for electric vehicles (https://github.com/dominikbucher/e-route), but directly linked to the local project. I think it was simply getting the altitude of points.
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Erm, but I do see it on crates.io at https://crates.io/crates/geotiff 😅 It seems like someone published it about three years ago?
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Oh, ups, yeah that might have been as part of the transition to the georust org. Thanks for noticing!
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