[gdal-dev] A new driver to support MiraMon’s raster data format

Hi, I leave an Issue to explain our intentions about continuing the work done with MiraMonVector and the possibility of creating a a new MiraMonRaster driver. A new driver to support MiraMon’s raster data format · Issue #12293 · OSGeo/gdal [https://ope

[gdal-dev] An attempt to switch Vagrantfile base box from Ubuntu 22 to Debian 12, and open jdk from 11 to 17

Hello,     I'm posting this trial, this experience for information.     I'm searching to migrate few projects from Java JDK 11 to 17 (at least) to avoid a trap where recent operating systems haven't (and cannot anymore install) Java 11 on them. This involving upgrading some of their dependenci

Re: [gdal-dev] Vector VRT with OGRVRTUnionLayer

Hi, Partial answer based on editing the example https://gdal.org/en/stable/drivers/vector/vrt.html#example-union-layer Sources: polygon shapefile and point shapefile Output: one layer with unknown/any geometry type unionlayer.vrt poly.shp wkbUnkno

[gdal-dev] GDAL 3.11.0RC2 is available (Re: GDAL 3.11.0 release candidate available)

Hi, I've prepared a GDAL 3.11.0 RC2 Sources: -  https://download.osgeo.org/gdal/3.11.0/gdal-3.11.0rc2.tar.xz -  https://download.osgeo.org/gdal/3.11.0/gdal-3.11.0rc2.tar.gz -  https://download.osgeo.org/gdal/3.11.0/gdal3110rc2.zip Autotest suite: - https://download.osgeo.org/gdal/3.11.0/gdalau

[gdal-dev] Vector VRT with OGRVRTUnionLayer

Hello all, I'm trying to write a tool to create vector VRTs and need a bit of clarification with OGRVRTUnionLayers. Is it possible to have a union layer when the input layers have different geometry types? Currently I'm trying Polygon and Multipolygon and I'm not clear whether this should make

Re: [gdal-dev] GDAL 3.11.0 release candidate available

I checked against R packages sf, terra and stars and found nothing unexpected. I didn't do further reverse dependency checks against the 1000+ revdeps, which Roger did until recently, as this takes longer than a few days on my laptop; I will try to set things up somewhere such that this can be