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docs(roadmap): fill in the everyday workflow's missing steps - #861
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Name the steps the everyday workflow still stops at that the roadmap didn't list, one line each in the theme where they fit: a date type, File Geodatabase domains, Esri JSON, adding a table to an existing GeoPackage, relative project paths and Repair Data Source, editable standalone tables, managed-install settings, Spatial Join match options and merge rules, summary fields on Dissolve and Summarize Within, tabulate intersection, polygon cut/reshape/trace, the US Census geocoder, vector PDF, layout legend control, fixed-scale map series and task tutorials. Clean up after v0.4.0: the Labeling pane moves from Underway to Done, the closed opengeos#375 leaves the robustness list, and the docs pass names the drift it can find today. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Planning status and tutorials ROADMAP.md |
The roadmap moves Georeferencer work to Next, updates Underway items, and adds tutorial and user-guide tasks. The completed cartography entry now states that label classes are managed in the Labeling pane. |
Project data and vector tools ROADMAP.md |
The roadmap adds project-relative data paths and repair for moved or renamed files, managed-install settings, Spatial Join methods and merge rules, and summary fields for Dissolve and Summarize Within. |
Layouts and data editing ROADMAP.md |
The roadmap adds map legends, vector-PDF layouts, map series, date and date-time fields, editable tables, export to existing GeoPackages, and polygon editing tasks. |
Data integrations and analysis ROADMAP.md |
The roadmap adds File Geodatabase domains and subtypes, ArcGIS sign-in and Esri JSON support, tabulate intersection, geocoding, and a DEM downloader. |
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~8 minutes
Change: Other
Possibly related issues
opengeos/RustGIS#739— The PR updates the roadmap’s goals, underway work, and future items.opengeos/RustGIS#609— The roadmap moves Georeferencer work to Next and describes planned georeferencing capabilities.
Possibly related PRs
- opengeos/RustGIS#847 — Both PRs update roadmap status and planned work in
ROADMAP.md. - opengeos/RustGIS#747 — This PR continues roadmap updates to planning sections and the completed-work inventory.
- opengeos/RustGIS#802 — This PR adds Labeling pane controls; this roadmap update records label classes as managed in that pane.
Suggested reviewers: deniial00, giswqs
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The roadmap-only change has no identified merge-blocking risk.
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Check name Status Explanation Description check The description includes Summary, Testing, and Related issue sections. It explains the roadmap changes, cleanup, verification steps, and referenced issues. Title check The title clearly identifies the main change: adding missing steps to the everyday workflow in the roadmap. Docstring Coverage No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 0 functions across 0… Linked Issues check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Out of Scope Changes check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Full details: Docstring Coverage
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Summary
The roadmap's second goal is to finish the everyday workflow first: add data, style it, edit it, analyse it, print or share it. I ran that loop end to end on
main, with layers from other systems in, edits and analysis in the middle, a printed layout and exported files out. I then compared each place it stopped with the roadmap. Most of the stops are already listed. This PR adds the ones that aren't, one line each in the theme where they fit, marked (open) where they're self-contained.The additions follow four ideas:
Each line says what's missing today, so it still makes sense once the parts around it land.
Clean-up after v0.4.0:
Testing
Docs only. Each new item was checked against
mainat c9efee9; the defects found along the way are fixed (#854, #857).cargo xtask ciand the pre-commit hooks pass.Related issue
Refs #851, #852, #853.
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