Releases: koordinates/kart
v0.15.3
Changes
- Replaces minimal patches with delta-filters - a more general-purpose way of filtering parts (inserts, updates, deletes) of JSON diffs when not all parts are required. #998
- Remove automatic resolution of
localhost
before calling MSSQL driver. Fixes SQL Server instance names issue. #999 - Upgraded pyodbc for compatibility with the latest MSSQL driver.
v0.15.2
v0.15.1
Changes
- Prevented committing local changes to linked datasets. #953
- Fixes a bug where even datasets marked as
--no-checkout
are checked out when the working copy is first created. #954 - Fixes a bug where minor changes to auxiliary metadata (.aux.xml) files that Kart is supposed to ignore were preventing branch changes. #957
- Improved performance when the user filters a diff request to only show certain features. #962
- Clean up the empty directory if a clone fails outright. #963
- Fixes
add-dataset
to work for PostGIS working copies. #965 - Fixes
kart import --link
to not fetch any tiles when importing into a bare Kart repo. #970
v0.15.0
Major changes
- First and foremost: linked datasets! Kart now supports linking a tile-based dataset to tiles that are hosted on S3, so that the tiles don't need to be hosted on a Kart LFS server. For more information, see Linked Datasets. #905
Other changes
- Native Apple Silicon builds are now available for macOS 12 and newer. #927
- Adds support for disabling the working-copy checkout of specific datasets using the commands
kart import DATASET --no-checkout
orkart checkout --not-dataset=DATASET
, and re-enabling it usingkart checkout --dataset=DATASET
. #926 - Adds information on referencing and citing Kart to
CITATION
. #914 - Fixes a bug where Kart would misidentify a non-Kart repo as a Kart V1 repo in some circumstances. #918
- Improve schema extraction for point cloud datasets. #924
- Some tweaks to
--dry-run
output of Kart LFS commands. #932 - Now using Python 3.11 to build Kart, and vendored dependencies have been updated to newer versions. #933
- Adds support for importing point-cloud and raster tiles directly from an S3 URL. #940
checkout
: Smoother progressbar updates- Add library support for WEBP & ZSTD compression with GeoTIFF raster datasets. #951
v0.14.2
v0.14.1
Changes
- Fixes a bug where Git subprocesses (such as git clone) don't prompt the user for credentials or to resolve SSH issues on Windows. #852
- Better protection against XSS in the HTML diff viewer. #884
- Speed-up: greatly reduces the time taken to update the index file after checking out LFS tiles to the working copy. #880
- Adds
--with-dataset-types
option tokart data ls
command (and deprecateskart data version
). #892 - Use
journal_mode = WAL
in annotations.db sqlite database. #898 - Slightly modifies the GPKG working copy format to avoid an incompatiblity with Global Mapper. #899
v0.14.0
Major changes
- First and foremost: raster datasets! Kart now supports raster datasets, which track changes to a set of GeoTIFF files. To get started, see Raster Datasets #794
Other changes
v0.13.0
Major fix: Corruption of Postgres NUMERIC values
If your repositories use the NUMERIC or NUMERIC(a,b) types and were imported/committed from a Postgres source or working copy, you may have lost data.
Specifically, any numeric values with a scale of zero (no digits after the decimal point) were affected. If the only numerics in your repositories were defined with a scale greater than zero, no data corruption should have occured.
For example, a value of 100 in a postgres database with the type NUMERIC(10, 0) or NUMERIC would have been imported as 1 - losing its trailing zeroes.
However, a value of 100.0 in a field declared as NUMERIC(10, 1) would not have been affected.
Other data types (integer, floating-point etc) are not affected, and repos sourced from other SQL databases (Geopackage, MSSQL, MySQL) were not affected.
Other changes
- Allow kart to import non-spatial tables from PostgreSQL databases which don't have postGIS extension installed. #728
- PostgreSQL working copy no longer requires PostGIS for aspatial datasets. #729
- Fixes a bug where the current spatial filter isn't stored in the filesystem working copy, affecting the spatial filtering of point cloud datasets. #833
- Fixes pthread_key leaks in a long running Kart process due to repeated loading and unloading of mod_spatialite. #838
- Fixes a bug where features are written to the working copy without their CRS identifier during
kart resolve
. #840 - Drop CI testing of amazonlinux:2, replace with amazonlinux:2023. #838
- Point clouds (or rasters): during import, require the user to choose if they want to make a "cloud-optimized" dataset or a "preserve-format" dataset. #842
- Point clouds (or rasters): require
--no-convert-to-dataset-format
to add new tiles to a dataset that can be committed as-is but only if the dataset's format is changed. Note--convert-to-dataset-format
works as before. #842 - Allow kart to check out attached files into the file-based working copy.
- Fixes a bug where tab-completion wasn't working with helper mode, affects macOS and Linux. #851
- Fixes a bug where git-lfs (and potentially other subprocesses) wasn't working reliably with helper mode, affects macOS and Linux. #853
import
now informs the user to useadd-dataset
instead if they try to import a table that is already inside the working copy. #249- Fixes a bug where datasets with no CRS couldn't be checked out into a Geopackage working copy. #855
- Upgrade libgit2 to v1.6.4, pygit2 to v1.12.1 (plus Kart-specific changes). #868
v0.12.3
- Fix the issue where re-importing the same shapefile with
--replace-existing
would show spurious schema changes (and therefore row changes). #791 - Added support for committing new layers to a kart repository with
add-dataset
and the table name. #249 - Switched the crs84Extent field for point-cloud tiles to store a 4-point-polygons (instead of an axis-aligned envelope). #809
- Improved progress reporting when importing tiles, in line with working copy checkout.
- Added support for
--diff-format
option underkart show
command to display different level of detail depending on the user's needs. #721 - Allow for automatically resolving primary key conflicts during a merge using
kart resolve --renumber=(ours|theirs)
#814 - Improved tile import performance for point-cloud (and eventually raster) by making it multithreaded. #818
- Fixed a bug where Kart would require
user.name
anduser.email
to be set, even whenGIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL
and similar variables were set in the environment. #812 - Update native dependencies. #820
- Drop CI testing of Debian Stretch/oldoldstable. #820