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Check for common errors in spatial_extent #284
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User example that could be caught by this: "spatial_extent": {
"west": 4329317.717132108,
"east": 4330615.2810456185,
"north": 3005295.0854642093,
"south": 3003997.791438847
},
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Also make sure this is included in the |
The missing CRS code with UTM coordinates was solved in this ticket: Open-EO/openeo-geopyspark-driver#815 When doing checks on the extent, this error is raised: |
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Open-EO/openeo-python-client#678 only addresses the issue if the user uses |
Then we can keep this ticket open for the moment. |
Users often type errors in spatial extent. This often gives errors, but sometimes very obscure ones.
For example:
'spatial_extent': {'west': [0], 'south': 60.11, 'east': 25.24, 'north': 60.35, 'crs': 'EPSG:4326'},
'spatial_extent': [1,2,3,4],
The following already gives an error:
"spatial_extent": {"east": 4, "north": 51.22, "south": 51.215, "west": 5},
->geotrellis.vector.ExtentRangeError: Invalid Extent: xmin must be less than xmax (xmin=5.07, xmax=4.08)
Maybe we can also catch UTM coordinates while no CRS is specified.
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