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Releases: sertit/sertit-utils

v1.12.2

24 Feb 08:50
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  • CI: Test code only if files have changed
  • CI: Publishing wheel from GitHub instead of Gitlab

v1.12.1

24 Feb 08:21
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  • OPT: Do not export_grid_mapping when using rioxarray.open_rasterio
  • FIX: vectors.shapes_to_gdf: Fix geometry when converting to geopandas
  • FIX: rasters_rio.collocate returns a masked_array if a masked_array is given as input
  • FIX: Use --no-binary fiona,rasterio directly in requirements.txt
  • FIX: Remove warnings
  • CI: Clean gitlab-ci
  • REPO: Setting GitHub as the main repository and using new Gitlab runners

v1.8.1

23 Sep 13:59
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  • FIX: Handling more cases in files.is_writable

v1.8.0

23 Sep 13:59
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  • ENH: Adding files.is_writable function to test if a directory is writable or not
  • DOC: Using readthedocs instead of github docs

v1.7.3

10 Sep 13:57
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  • FIX: Checking path existence in vectors.read
  • FIX: Repair geometries in vectorize
  • FIX: Do not modify in place the input in merge_vrt (str transformed in Path)
  • CI: Stop writing vector on disk

v1.5.0

19 Aug 13:42
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  • ENH: Making add_to_zip work with cloud zips
  • BREAKING CHANGE: add_to_zip outputs the completed path
  • FIX: environment.yml to respect the stricter use of file: syntax.
    See here
    for more information.
  • FIX: Use numpy>=1.21.2 to avoid a bug in rasterio.merge with min/max options. See here for more information.
  • CI: Do not run pytests on tags and discard except keywords

v1.4.8

30 Jul 13:38
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  • ENH: Adding ci.assert_raster_max_mismatch allowing a mismatch between two rasters' pixels

v1.4.3

08 Jul 09:57
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1.4.3 (2021-07-05)

  • Fix: JSON can serialize Pathlib objects
  • Fix: vectors.read forces CRS to WGS84 for KML

1.3.0

26 Apr 15:08
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  • Going Open Source