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feat(map): QGIS import colours rasters as QGIS does, and QGIS raster styles apply to rasters - #877
Builds on #876 (approved, not yet merged); this PR shows its commit too until it merges. The commit of its own is the last one, 833199a.
Before, a QGIS raster's colouring was noted as skipped, and style.importQgis refused raster layers. Now QGIS's raster renderers become RustGIS raster styles.
QGIS renderer
RustGIS
Singleband grey
Stretch from black to white (QGIS's grey covers the full range; RustGIS's Greys ramp stops short of both ends)
Singleband pseudocolour, interpolated
Stretch along a ramp built from its colour map, with its colours and their transparency
Singleband pseudocolour, discrete
Classify: a value takes the first class at or above it, as in QGIS; an open-ended last class (inf) is kept as the largest f32 so a project can hold it
Singleband pseudocolour, exact, and paletted
Unique Values, at most 256 (more are noted)
Multiband colour
RGB from QGIS's 1-based bands, with a stretch per band
Hillshade
Shaded Relief (azimuth, altitude, z-factor); several light directions are noted
Contour, singleband colour data, others
noted, as before
What else carries over:
The stretch: the contrast enhancement's bounds. When QGIS works them out from the canvas (CurrentCanvas/UpdatedCanvas), the stretch is RustGIS's min/max, percent clip or standard deviation stretch with dynamic range adjustment on.
Adjustments: brightness (QGIS's −255…255 scaled to −100…100), contrast and gamma, and bilinear resampling when QGIS smooths zoomed in.
The mask: values made fully transparent, values outside a clipping colour map or clipping enhancement, and single user no-data values hide as the raster's mask. Ranges and partial transparency are noted.
Noted: hue and saturation settings, an alpha band.
Applying styles:
A project's rasters take their colouring and blending.
style.importQgis now works on raster layers (need_layer instead of need_feature_layer).
A feature layer's style applied to a raster is noted.
A raster style that reads a band the raster doesn't have is noted, and the raster keeps its style.
Checked:
All 10 raster .qml files in a corpus of 149 QGIS files apply now, and none of the 149 crashes.
swisstopo's SMV25 project draws its rock, scree, glacier and relief rasters in QGIS's colours. Compared pixel by pixel with QGIS's own rendering, the share that differs went from 11.6% to 11.0% in a 4 m/px overview of Winterthur and from 7.3% to 7.2% in a 1 m/px view of the old town.
Tests:raster_renderers_read_as_rustgis_raster_styles (map) covers every renderer, the stretches, mask, adjustments and nonsense bands. a_qgis_raster_style_colours_a_raster (engine) applies a style to a raster and refuses one reading a missing band. The QGIS section of docs/user-guide/workspace.md lists the raster mapping.
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New Features
QGIS imports now support raster styles, including grayscale, pseudocolor, paletted, multiband RGB, and hillshade renderers.
Raster styling supports contrast adjustments, resampling, transparency, and clipping and no-data masks.
Compatible styles are applied to raster layers. Missing-band styles are reported and left unapplied when raster data is available; band checks are noted as unavailable while remote data loads.
QGIS style import is available for raster and feature layers.
Documentation
Updated the workspace guide with supported QGIS raster styling and import-note examples.
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QGIS raster renderer settings are parsed into raster styles. Style import is available for any layer. Raster styles are checked against available bands before application, and import notes report unsupported or incompatible settings.
Changes: QGIS raster style import
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Summary
Raster style parsing and coverage crates/map/src/qgis/..., crates/map/src/qgis/tests.rs, docs/user-guide/workspace.md
Supported QGIS raster renderers are parsed into raster styles, including renderer bands, color maps, stretches, resampling, and masks. Tests cover parsed values and unsupported or invalid inputs. The guide describes renderer mappings and import notes.
Raster style validation and application crates/engine/src/cmd/qgis.rs, crates/engine/src/tests.rs, crates/map/src/qgis/mod.rs, docs/user-guide/workspace.md
Style import is available for any layer. Raster styles are checked against available bands before application. Import notes report incompatibilities and raster settings that feature layers cannot use.
sequenceDiagram
participant ImportCommand as style.importQgis
participant Style as Style::apply
participant RasterLayer
ImportCommand->>Style: apply style after compatibility check
Style->>RasterLayer: apply compatible raster style
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Possibly related issues
opengeos/RustGIS#882: The tracking issue explicitly identifies this PR as its raster-renderer parity piece.
opengeos/RustGIS#748: This PR adds raster RGB, stretch, no-data, and transparency import coverage related to the requested workflows.
Possibly related PRs
opengeos/RustGIS#825: This PR extends the QGIS project and style import pipeline with raster renderer parsing and application.
opengeos/RustGIS#876: This PR continues the QGIS importer paths used for layer-kind reporting and style parsing.
opengeos/RustGIS#881: Its QGIS corpus includes raster renderer cases that this PR targets.
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Merge Risk: Minimal · up to b375c
The change is mergeable, but the deferred raster reload behavior should be asserted in the integration test.
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A rabbit reads the raster bands, And maps each hue with careful hands. The styles take shape from QGIS light, Checked against the bands in sight. Then off it hops through fields of green.
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I read the diff and the new crates/map/src/qgis/raster.rs, and found nothing I'm confident is a bug. I did not run the code or the tests, so everything below comes from reading.
Bugs
None found with confidence. What I checked:
Style::apply now sets transparency, blend and scale limits before the raster branch.
raster_misfit guards the out-of-range band case.
Band, item and unique-value counts are all bounded (MAX_BAND, MAX_ITEMS, MAX_UNIQUE_VALUES).
There is no unwrap, indexing or panic in the new code, as AGENTS.md requires.
Quality
Low confidence, noise:labels.rs now reports an "approximated" note for every layer whose label halo is on (labels.rs ~line 143). The note fires even when the halo looks close to RustGIS's own, so a typical project imports with a note per labelled layer. You could limit it to a halo that differs from RustGIS's default in colour or width.
Low confidence, duplicated check:import_style in cmd/qgis.rs computes raster_misfit itself. Style::apply computes it again to decide whether to apply the style. This is harmless, but a small helper would keep the two in step.
Low confidence, new note text: in import_style, a raster style with a feature renderer and no raster reports "a feature layer's symbols and labels". A raster style file that has only an unsupported renderer (raster == None because read() returned None and already noted it) gets no extra note, which looks right.
Security
No issues. XML is read with roxmltree, and the new loops (legend depth capped at 64, take(MAX_ITEMS), take(8)) bound hostile input.
Performance
No issues. The new walks are linear and bounded.
AGENTS.md
The never-crash rules look followed, and the PR adds regression tests for the annotation-layer note and for a raster style (a_qgis_raster_style_colours_a_raster). I could not see crates/map/src/qgis/tests.rs, which grows by about 18 KB. I assume the parsing cases are covered there.
The new notes are command output and not UI literals, so tl! is not needed.
The PR adds no assets or dependencies.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/qgis.rs:
- Around line 340-343: In the feature-layer branch of import_style, add a
skipped note when style.raster is present and style.renderer is absent, since
the raster colouring is ignored for feature layers. Keep style.apply and
check_fields behavior unchanged.
Review comments at @crates/map/src/qgis/mod.rs:
- Around line 123-142: Update Style::apply to check a provided raster style
against the layer’s raster with raster_misfit before changing transparency,
blend, or scale limits; return immediately when it is incompatible so the layer
remains unchanged.
Review comments at @crates/map/src/qgis/raster.rs:
- Around line 28-31: Update the raster renderer handling in read so every
failure that returns None for an invalid band, an unconstructable CustomRamp, or
no finite entry records a Report note before returning. Ensure style.importQgis
also reports when the renderer is absent because read rejected it, while
preserving the existing default-coloring behavior.
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Low-confidence: r.data.as_ref()? makes the misfit check a silent pass when the raster's pixel data isn't loaded (for example a lazily or partly read GeoTIFF on the web). A style that reads a nonexistent band is then applied, and the renderer references a band that isn't there. If RasterLayer keeps a band count apart from data (metadata or a source header), use that. Otherwise this is acceptable, but a comment saying "not loaded: assume it fits" would help.
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Leaving it. RasterLayer has no band count apart from data: data is None only while a remote read is in flight or when the source couldn't be read. In both cases there are no pixels to check against, and nothing is drawn. When the pixels do land, reload and poll_reload run RasterStyle::repair, which clamps every band the renderer names to the file's last band (crates/map/src/raster.rs:167 and :186). So a style naming a band that isn't there never draws from a missing band and can't panic. It just isn't noted at import, since the band count isn't known yet.
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Follow-up: CodeRabbit raised the same case, and 090813b now notes it at style import (applied, bands not yet checked) instead of passing silently. The band count still isn't known before the pixels land, so the style is still applied, and repair clamps the bands.
I read the engine changes, qgis/mod.rs, qgis/labels.rs and the new qgis/raster.rs in full. I did not read the diff past line 600, so symbol.rs, renderer.rs, qgis/tests.rs and the docs were not reviewed. I did not build the code or run any tests.
Bugs
Low confidence:Style::raster_misfit (crates/map/src/qgis/mod.rs:164) passes silently when the raster's pixel data isn't loaded (r.data.as_ref()?). A style that reads a nonexistent band is then applied. I left an inline comment.
Security
Nothing found. The new XML parsing is bounded: MAX_BAND, MAX_ITEMS, take(8) on style names, and a depth cap in legend_layers. Non-finite numbers are filtered out, and there is no indexing or unwrap.
Performance
Nothing found.
Quality
Low confidence:labels.rs now adds a note for every layer with bufferDraw=1. Halos are common, so this will make import reports noisy.
Low confidence:import_style and add_layer in crates/engine/src/cmd/qgis.rs repeat the same misfit check. A small shared helper would keep the two paths from drifting apart.
AGENTS.md
No unwrap, expect, panic! or unsafe in the new non-test code.
New tests cover the raster style, a misfit style, the annotation layer note and the raster-style-on-a-feature-layer note.
No UI text was added, so tl! is not needed.
I did not check the cargo xtask ci gates or whether the docs need an ATTRIBUTION.md row.
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- Line 336: Update raster_misfit so absent raster data returns a skipped-style
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Inconsistent with import_style: here, when the raster colouring doesn't fit, layer.style.apply(l) still applies opacity, blend and scale range (only the raster style is skipped), whereas import_style leaves the raster entirely as it was ("its opacity and scale range too"). The note says only the colouring is dropped, so for a project import this is accurate, but the two paths behave differently for the same style. Also, in the project import path, a raster whose data is still loading (data == None) gets no "unchecked" note, unlike import_style. Confidence: medium-low (consistency/UX, not a crash).
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Leaving this on purpose. The two paths do different things. A project import adds the layer from the project, so opacity, blending and scale range are that layer's own settings and come in whatever happens to its colouring. Only the colouring is noted as skipped. style.importQgis restyles a layer that already looks the way the user set it, and a style that doesn't fit leaves it as it was, as the docs say. As for the loading case in project import: a project's rasters are added from their paths there, and a remote one that is still loading is clamped by repair when it lands. Noting every remote raster of a project as "unchecked" would add a note per layer for what is normally fine.
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This note fires for every layer with a text buffer, even the common default (1 mm white halo) that RustGIS draws nearly identically, so it will add noise to most imports of labelled layers. Consider noting only when the buffer's size or colour differs from QGIS defaults. Confidence: low-medium.
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Same as on #876 (already merged with this note): RustGIS always draws its own halo, so a QGIS buffer's colour and size are always dropped, including for QGIS's default. Keeping the note.
I read the engine changes, the new raster.rs and most of mod.rs and labels.rs. I did not read the rest of the diff (symbol.rs, renderer.rs, qgis/tests.rs, docs). I did not build the code or run the tests. The PR adds import of QGIS raster styles, more notes on what an import leaves out, and support for older QGIS project formats. I found no crash or security problems.
Bugs
None found. The parsing is bounded (MAX_BAND, MAX_ITEMS, depth limits), uses .get()-style access and has no unwrap. Confidence: medium, since I did not run it.
Security
None found. XML is parsed with roxmltree, and the code adds no file or network access.
Performance
None found.
Quality
Project import and style import handle a non-fitting raster style differently (crates/engine/src/cmd/qgis.rs:206). Project import still applies opacity, blend and scale range, and import_style leaves the raster untouched. Project import also gives no "unchecked" note when the raster's data hasn't loaded yet. Confidence: medium-low.
The label halo note fires for every buffered label (crates/map/src/qgis/labels.rs:194). That includes QGIS's default halo, which RustGIS draws nearly the same, so it adds noise. Confidence: low-medium.
AGENTS.md
No violations found in what I read: no unwrap, expect or panic!, and engine and map tests cover the new behaviour. The new note strings are plain literals, which fits how the QGIS importer already reports notes.
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Report unsupported annotation maplayers during QGIS import.
read_project retains each <maplayer> and does not report type="annotation". The project.importQgis test imports such a reachable layer and then requires an unsupported-layer note, so the current test fails. Add the note in the QGIS maplayer loop when kind == "annotation".
Suggested fix
let kind = ml.attribute("type").unwrap_or_default().to_string();
let vector = kind == "vector";
+ if kind == "annotation" {+ report.skipped(&name, "it doesn't read QGIS's annotation layers");+ }
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Review comment at @crates/map/src/qgis/mod.rs around lines 262 - 274:
In the QGIS maplayer loop in read_project, report annotation layers as skipped
when kind is "annotation", using the layer name and an unsupported-layer note;
leave handling of other layer kinds unchanged.
Minor · Report the omitted UserDefinedEnhancement. · raster.rs:221-249
A reachable single-band gray QGIS renderer passes its contrast enhancement to stretch_of. UserDefinedEnhancement makes bounds_of return None, so the parser stores Stretch::None. RustGIS then uses default normalization and ignores the QGIS user-defined contrast function. The imported raster can render with different colors without an approximation note.
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Update stretch_of to detect a contrast enhancement whose algorithm is
UserDefinedEnhancement and report it as an approximation for the raster layer;
keep the existing Stretch::None behavior for this unsupported enhancement.
Minor · Preserve QGIS no-data band scope. · raster.rs:283-298
no_data adds exact values from every noDataRange to one global RasterMask. RasterMask::hides has no source-band argument, so a value configured as no-data for one QGIS band can hide the same value in every RGB channel.
Store each value with its enclosing noDataList@bandNo, and pass the selected source-band index to band-aware mask checks. Keep existing global mask behavior for settings that are not band-scoped.
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Update no_data to retain each exact no-data value with its enclosing noDataList
bandNo, and update RasterMask::hides and its callers to check values against the
selected source-band index. Preserve global mask behavior for no-data settings
without a band scope.
Minor · Report ignored labels on raster layers. · qgis.rs:337-351
When a QGIS style contains <labeling> but no <renderer-v2>, style.labels is set while style.renderer remains None. The raster branch therefore emits no skipped note. Style::apply then returns after handling raster styling, so it ignores feature-layer labels. Users receive no notice that the imported labels were not carried over.
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- if style.raster.is_none() && style.renderer.is_some() {+ if style.raster.is_none() && (style.renderer.is_some() || style.labels.is_some()) {
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Review comment at @crates/engine/src/cmd/qgis.rs around lines 337 - 351:
Update the skipped-note condition before Style::apply so raster layers with
labels but no renderer are reported; check style.labels alongside style.renderer
while preserving the existing feature-layer behavior.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/qgis.rs:
- Around line 337-351: Update the skipped-note condition before Style::apply so
raster layers with labels but no renderer are reported; check style.labels
alongside style.renderer while preserving the existing feature-layer behavior.
Review comments at @crates/map/src/qgis/mod.rs:
- Around line 262-274: In the QGIS maplayer loop in read_project, report
annotation layers as skipped when kind is "annotation", using the layer name and
an unsupported-layer note; leave handling of other layer kinds unchanged.
Review comments at @crates/map/src/qgis/raster.rs:
- Around line 221-249: Update stretch_of to detect a contrast enhancement whose
algorithm is UserDefinedEnhancement and report it as an approximation for the
raster layer; keep the existing Stretch::None behavior for this unsupported
enhancement.
- Around line 283-298: Update no_data to retain each exact no-data value with
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…styles apply to rasters
QGIS's raster renderers become RustGIS raster styles instead of a "raster colouring" note:
- singleband grey: a stretch from black to white;
- singleband pseudocolour: a stretch along its colour map (interpolated), Classify (discrete:
a value takes the first class at or above it) or Unique Values (exact);
- paletted: Unique Values; multiband colour: RGB with a stretch per band;
- hillshade: Shaded Relief.
The contrast enhancement's bounds become the stretch (following the view when QGIS works them
out from the canvas), with brightness, contrast, gamma and bilinear resampling; values made
transparent, clipped by the colour map or set as no data hide as the raster's mask. Contours,
hue and saturation, partial transparency and alpha bands are noted.
A project's rasters take their colouring and blending, and style.importQgis now styles raster
layers too; a style reading a band the raster hasn't is noted and leaves it as it was.
I read the full diff and checked the helpers it calls (Stretch::custom, custom_bands, RasterRenderer::bands, MAX_UNIQUE_VALUES, RasterMask). I didn't build the code or run the tests. I found no bugs, security problems, or AGENTS.md violations that would block the merge, so I posted no inline comments. The points below are minor.
Bugs
Rotation reset on import (low confidence).Style::apply replaces the whole RasterStyle with st.clone() (crates/map/src/qgis/mod.rs). The importer sets rotation: 0.0, dra and the other fields itself, so any rotation or other setting the user made in RustGIS is lost. QGIS has no equivalent, so this may be acceptable. If it isn't, copy rotation across from the existing style.
Mask taken from the red band only (low confidence). In the multibandcolor branch, clip(enh[0], …) takes the clip range from the red band's enhancement alone. A single min/max mask is then applied across all bands. If the three bands have different clip ranges, pixels may be hidden or kept differently than in QGIS. Raising an approximated note when the three ranges differ would make this visible.
Discrete class semantics not checked here (low confidence). The DISCRETE branch relies on Classify with ClassMethod::Manual treating each break as an upper bound, with the last class open-ended. The unit test covers this, but I didn't check Classify's own semantics.
Security
None found. Parsing is bounded by MAX_ITEMS, MAX_BAND and MAX_UNIQUE_VALUES. Numbers are filtered for finiteness and clamped, and there is no unwrap or indexing in non-test code.
Performance
None found.
Quality
Duplicate misfit check.add_layer calls raster_misfit and then style.apply, which calls it again. This is harmless but redundant. import_style has the same pattern.
Repeated entry parsing. The paletted and pseudocolor entry parsing is nearly identical (value, colour, alpha). A shared helper would remove the duplication. This is a nit.
No inline style.apply behaviour for rasters in import_style messages. The notes say "only its opacity and scale range are taken", but apply also applies blend. The wording is slightly inaccurate (nit).
AGENTS.md
Never crash: compliant. Non-test code has no unwrap, expect or panic!. The panic! in tests.rs is test-only.
Wasm and layering: no new platform-specific dependencies.
Tests: both new tests exercise the nonsense-band and misfit paths. I couldn't see whether hostile_params_never_panic covers style.importQgis on rasters. Please confirm that.
Docs: docs/user-guide/workspace.md is updated.
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- Around line 73-74: Update the workspace guide’s raster-band description to
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Low confidence: values.retain(|v| v.0.is_finite()) runs before the as f32 narrowing. A finite f64 beyond f32::MAX (e.g. 1e300) becomes inf after the cast, so it is kept as an infinite unique value that no pixel can match. Clamp like the DISCRETE branch does, or filter after the cast:
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Low confidence: only the red band's enhancement decides clipping (clip(enh[0], …)). The green and blue clip modes are ignored, and a single RasterMask min/max is applied to all three bands using the red bounds. If the bands have different bounds, the mask is only correct for red. Consider noting this as an approximation when the three bounds differ.
I read the diff and the new raster.rs carefully. I found nothing serious, and I did not build the code or run any tests. The PR reads QGIS raster renderers into RustGIS RasterStyles and applies them on project and style import. I found two minor issues and posted each as an inline comment.
Bugs
Unique-value cast (low confidence): in raster.rsunique(), finite values are filtered before the as f32 cast. A value like 1e300 becomes inf and is kept as an unmatchable entry. Filtering after the cast, or clamping, fixes it.
Multiband clipping (low confidence): in raster.rs for multibandcolor, only the red band's enhancement sets the clip mask. It is then applied to all three bands. Bands with different bounds or clip modes are silently approximated, with no note.
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Nothing found. XML parsing is bounded: MAX_ITEMS and MAX_BAND cap the items and band numbers read. Parsing uses get/Option rather than indexing and has no unwrap in non-test code.
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Quality
Behaviour is consistent: a style that reads a band the raster hasn't leaves the raster untouched, opacity included. This is tested, and the "unchecked while loading" path is noted in the report.
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No unwrap, panic or unsafe in non-test code, and the new tests cover the new paths.
Note texts go to the import report rather than the UI, so tl! doesn't apply.
I did not run cargo xtask ci, so fmt, clippy and layering are unchecked.
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Assert the repaired renderer after reloading the raster.
The existing three-band fixture is sufficient. After importing the unchecked style, call reload() and assert that band 5 is clamped to band 3 (zero-based index 2). No other inspected test covers this style.importQgis-to-reload path.
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let out = s.run("style.importQgis", &json!({"layer": "scene", "text": qml})).unwrap();
assert!(serde_json::to_string(&out["notes"]).unwrap().contains("before the raster's bands could be checked"), "{out}");
+ s.map_mut().layer_mut(id).unwrap().raster.as_mut().unwrap().reload().unwrap();+ let l = s.map().layer_by_name("scene").unwrap();+ assert_eq!(l.raster.as_ref().unwrap().style.renderer.bands(), vec![2]);
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Review comment at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs around lines 977 - 989:
Extend the unchecked `style.importQgis` test to reload the raster after
importing the style, then assert that the renderer uses band index 2 when the
requested band exceeds the three-band fixture. Keep the existing assertion that
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- Around line 977-989: Extend the unchecked `style.importQgis` test to reload
the raster after importing the style, then assert that the renderer uses band
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833199a.Before, a QGIS raster's colouring was noted as skipped, and
style.importQgisrefused raster layers. Now QGIS's raster renderers become RustGIS raster styles.inf) is kept as the largest f32 so a project can hold itWhat else carries over:
CurrentCanvas/UpdatedCanvas), the stretch is RustGIS's min/max, percent clip or standard deviation stretch with dynamic range adjustment on.style.importQgisnow works on raster layers (need_layerinstead ofneed_feature_layer).Checked:
.qmlfiles in a corpus of 149 QGIS files apply now, and none of the 149 crashes.Tests:
raster_renderers_read_as_rustgis_raster_styles(map) covers every renderer, the stretches, mask, adjustments and nonsense bands.a_qgis_raster_style_colours_a_raster(engine) applies a style to a raster and refuses one reading a missing band. The QGIS section ofdocs/user-guide/workspace.mdlists the raster mapping.Summary by CodeRabbit