> Do you think I should open a ticket in QGIS or
OSGeo4W tracker?
I'd say OSGeo4W
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Hi Even,
You're right, I hadn't python3-gdal-dev package installed. After install it
and run gdal-dev-py3-env, version become correct in OSGeo4W Shell
gdal.VersionInfo()
'302'
Should not python3-gdal-dev package be installed by default with gdal-dev?
However, I was trying it inside QGIS, in
On jeudi 7 mai 2020 18:29:02 CEST Pedro Venâncio wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm seeing that gdal 3.2.0dev is giving a wrong gdal.VersionInfo() output:
> '3000400'.
> Anyone confirm?
You're probably not using the Python module corresponding to master. Have you
intalled the python3-gdal-dev package and
Hi all,
I'm seeing that gdal 3.2.0dev is giving a wrong gdal.VersionInfo() output:
'3000400'.
Testing several GDAL versions:
3.2.0dev
import gdal
gdal.VersionInfo()
'3000400'
3.0.2
import gdal
gdal.VersionInfo()
'3000200'
2.4.3
import gdal
gdal.VersionInfo()
'2040300'
This is happening with
