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feat(share): Export Map writes the view as a GeoTIFF placed on the ground - #1566
Part 1 of #1561: save the map view as a GeoTIFF placed on the ground. This includes what WMS, WMTS and XYZ tile layers show, which nothing could save with coordinates before.
Export Map (share.exportMap) to a .tif or .tiff path writes the view as an RGB GeoTIFF in the map's projection:
What it holds: the layers and labels. The scale bar and the credits sit on the screen, not the ground, so they're left out. A drawn view is opaque, so the file has no alpha band.
The grid: the view's centre is at the image's centre, and each pixel is res / pixels_per_point map units. The CRS is written as an EPSG code (Web Mercator, EPSG:2056…), or as GeoKeys made from the projection's definition (a local view, for example).
"cog": true writes a cloud-optimised GeoTIFF. cog on a .png path is refused.
A turned map is drawn north up over the box around the turned view, and says so.
Refused before anything is drawn, each with what to do:
a tilted map;
the globe;
a map of another body;
a projection GeoTIFF keys can't hold (Mollweide, Robinson);
more than 8192 pixels a side. When only the turn makes it too large, the message says so.
To support this:
render:render_placed draws the view without the scale bar and credits, and returns the credits. render_png and it share the export refusals (render_exported): a raster read in place that is still loading, or drawn from less than the view needs.
data:Raster::copyright is read from a GeoTIFF's Copyright tag and written back by both writers. A tag that doesn't decode as text is said in Raster::lost. geotiff::describes(crs) says whether a CRS can be written, so the map export can refuse early.
app: the Export Map dialog accepts .tif/.tiff as well as .png.
docs:
Sharing › Exporting describes the GeoTIFF export;
the Writing table in data formats has a row for it;
the web data guide has a swisstopo LV95 CLI example.
Not in this PR: part 2 of the issue, Export Raster of a single tile or WMS layer at a chosen zoom and extent.
copyright_round_trips (data): both writers write the tag and the reader reads it back; control characters and non-ASCII are handled; a raster without it writes none.
cargo xtask ci: fmt, clippy, tests, layers and the wasm build pass. The only failures are the known box-only ones (filegdb with GDAL, damaged shapefiles).
An independent review went over the whole diff before this PR. Its fixes are in: RGB not RGBA, the drawn picture freed before the raster is built, unplaced labels drawn as in the PNG, an undecodable Copyright tag said, and the turned-size message.
UI evidence
The only visible change is the Export Map file dialog's filter, now "PNG image or GeoTIFF" with .png, .tif and .tiff. It's a system file dialog, which ui_shot can't capture.
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share.exportMap now supports georeferenced GeoTIFF and COG output alongside PNG. The changes add TIFF copyright handling, export rendering and validation, fitted PNG behavior, desktop UI options, tests, and user-guide updates.
Changes: GeoTIFF map export
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Summary
Raster metadata and GeoTIFF support crates/data/src/raster/mod.rs, crates/data/src/raster/geotiff.rs, crates/data/src/raster/cogwrite.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/raster.rs
Raster gains optional copyright text and helpers for TIFF ASCII conversion. GeoTIFF reading and writing handle the Copyright tag. Custom CRS raster-type keys are set to area, and describes checks whether a CRS can be represented in GeoTIFF. The raster-writing command reports text-conversion notes.
Rendering and GeoTIFF export crates/render/src/lib.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs, crates/engine/src/tests.rs
render_placed returns map imagery, tile credits, and gap descriptions without the scale bar or credits drawn onto the image. share.exportMap supports .tif and .tiff output, optional COG writing, fitted sizing, and view and CRS validation. Tests cover georeferencing, dimensions, tile imagery, copyright conversion, and refused exports.
Export UI and documentation crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/exportjob.rs, docs/user-guide/*
The desktop dialog offers PNG and GeoTIFF output and sets DPI and fitting options. UI export paths use fitted PNG output. The guides describe GeoTIFF export behavior and limits and provide a WMTS export example.
sequenceDiagram
participant ExportMap as share.exportMap
participant Renderer as render_placed
participant Raster as georeferenced RGB raster
participant Writer as GeoTIFF writer
ExportMap->>Renderer: render map view and collect credits
Renderer-->>ExportMap: return pixmap, credits, and gaps
ExportMap->>Raster: create raster with geotransform and copyright
ExportMap->>Writer: write GeoTIFF or COG
opengeos/RustGIS#1339 — Adds raster status fields used by export rendering validation.
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to d530e
Large default GeoTIFF exports can terminate the application under memory pressure; smaller exports or COG output reduce this exposure. Browser raster exports can also alter attribution text without warning. Address or explicitly accept these limitations before merging.
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Five inline comments are posted. The main issues are a silent lossy read of the Copyright tag, a notice that misreports what it counts, and a memory comment that understates the peak. Nothing was approved or modified. No prior review threads existed, so none were left alone as already raised.
Notice count does not match tag_text (crates/data/src/raster/mod.rs:634). Non-ASCII control characters are counted as ? but written as spaces, and ASCII control characters are changed with no count. Confidence: high.
Georeference uses view size, not pixmap size (crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs:377). When width × pixels_per_point is not an integer, the origin is off by up to half a pixel. Confidence: low, sub-pixel. A suggestion block is attached.
Performance
Peak memory is higher than the comment says (crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs:292). The pixmap stays alive while the f32 bands are filled, so the peak is about 16 bytes per pixel, roughly 1.07 GB at 8192 px. Confidence: medium.
Security
None found. The new cog and extension handling rejects bad input with errors, and the writes go through the existing atomic and temp-file paths.
Quality
Pending tiles export silently (crates/render/src/lib.rs:5743). Other layers' pending tiles become blank pixels in a georeferenced file with no notice. Confidence: medium.
Refusal the ribbon cannot act on (crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:3934). The ribbon always sends dpi: 192 with no size, so a wide view is refused with advice the dialog cannot follow. Confidence: medium-low.
Test coverage gaps: the copyright_lost branch and the read-side approximation have no tests, which AGENTS.md's "test both ways" rule requires. This is included in the reader comment above.
Nits, grouped for the release quality pass:
tests.rs:32305 says RGBA, but the test asserts RGB.
share.rs:244–245 has a ragged comment wrap, and the //! module doc line is over 100 characters.
docs/user-guide/sharing.md has an overlong prose line.
render_placed duplicates the label loop in render_png.
AGENTS.md
Screenshot evidence: the visible change is a file-dialog filter label. The PR says ui_shot cannot capture it, but AGENTS.md asks for screenshots of visible changes, so maintainers may want a textual before/after in the PR.
No other rule breaches found. Engine and render code use no unwrap/expect. Interface text is wrapped in tl!. The new hostile_params-style paths return errors.
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Review comments at @crates/data/src/raster/geotiff.rs:
- Around line 1507-1508: Assign the copyright value and its associated loss
notice before the TIFF scan branch returns, so scans preserve readable credits
and report unreadable copyright metadata. Locate the assignment and early return
in the GeoTIFF parsing flow, and ensure both `copyright` and `copyright_lost`
are applied on that path.
Review comments at @crates/data/src/raster/mod.rs:
- Around line 583-587: Update the in-place COG reader to load the TIFF Copyright
tag into the overview raster’s copyright field, including when it reads the full
image. Preserve the existing export path so share.exportRaster can write the
loaded value.
- Around line 633-635: Update tag_text_lost to count only characters that
tag_text actually writes as “?”, excluding control characters that are
substituted with spaces; update the export notice to report those space
substitutions separately using the existing reporting path.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs:
- Around line 364-365: Replace the infallible band allocation in the raster
export flow with the existing raster allocation helper, propagating allocation
failures as export errors; initialize all three bands with the required
dimensions and preserve the existing band-processing behavior.
- Around line 347-348: Make the custom CRS used by the export declare
RasterPixelIsArea so its raster type matches the existing corner-based tiepoint;
update the GeoKey setup around CustomCrs and Crs::custom without changing the
tiepoint.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs:
- Around line 32445-32453: Extend the GeoTIFF test around `geotiff::read` with a
fixture that renders labels and screen decorations. Assert that the exported
raster contains pixels attributable to label ink while excluding the scale bar
and credits; preserve the existing metadata and imagery assertions.
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Scope: the whole PR (12 files, 648 additions). I read the full diff, the cross-file helpers it relies on (grid, write_file, notify, MAX_SIDE, describes/geo_keys), and the 12 prior review threads. I did not run the test suite.
Ribbon DPI and export disagree for very wide views.export_view clamps the width to 8000 points when no width is given (crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs:181). A view wider than that is silently cropped to its centre. The ribbon's DPI calculation (crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:1146) uses the unclamped view, and its .max(48.0) floor can report "drawn at 48 DPI" for a size the export does not refuse. Confidence: low, since normal screens don't reach 8000 points. Inline comment posted on lib.rs:1146.
Copyright dropped silently by derived rasters. The field doc (crates/data/src/raster/mod.rs:585) says clipped or reprojected rasters start without it, but nothing is reported. AGENTS asks for drops to be said. Confidence: low.
Security
No findings. The Copyright read uses the same find_tag pattern as the file's existing ASCII tags, and the write path is atomic (write_file uses temp_beside).
Performance
The GeoTIFF path holds the RGBA pixmap and three f32 bands at once, about 16 bytes per pixel, roughly 1 GB at the 8192-pixel limit. The PR documents this, and the band allocation is fallible. No new concern.
Quality
crates/engine/src/tests.rs:32306: the doc comment says "RGBA", but the export is RGB, as the test asserts.
crates/engine/src/cmd/raster.rs:1000: the notice says "0 character(s) are written as ?" when only spaces changed. share.rs filters zero counts, so the two notices disagree.
crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs:1: the module doc line is over 100 characters.
docs/user-guide/sharing.md lines ~897–905: long unwrapped run-on lines.
These are nits for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md
crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:1147: the user-visible notice uses format! where AGENTS asks for i18n::fmt. Confidence: low-medium. Inline comment posted.
The tl! label for the dialog filter is correct, and no unwrap/expect/panic was added in non-test code.
Already raised, left alone: 12 earlier review threads. None are re-raised. The tile-pending gap, the DPI refusal, the band allocation, the reader's lossy copyright read, and the COG in-place copyright are each addressed in the current code. The sub-pixel georeference thread has a reasoned answer from the author that I checked and accept.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs:
- Around line 368-382: Update placed_raster and the GeoTIFF encoding path so
large raster and RGB-buffer allocations fail gracefully: make each allocation
fallible and propagate failures through the existing error return, or stream the
image to avoid holding those buffers. Preserve the current raster output and
avoid allocation paths that can abort the application.
Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:
- Line 1147: Replace the `format!` call in the `self.session.notify` DPI notice
with `i18n::fmt`, using placeholders for the path and DPI so the message is
translated through the interface catalog. Preserve the existing notice text and
notification behavior.
- Around line 1127-1149: Update export_map_dpi to clamp the view dimensions to
the engine’s supported range before calculating the turned view size and
selecting DPI, so DPI reflects the dimensions the engine actually renders. Keep
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I read the full diff, the staged AGENTS.md, and the prior review threads. I did not build or run the tests; this environment has no working build step, so the findings below come from reading the code.
Bugs
Explicit width/height above 8000 points is clamped with no notice, and the new cut notice tells users that giving a width and height "fits it whole", which is false. Medium-high confidence. Inline comment on crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs:230.
Security
None found. The Copyright tag text comes from file metadata and is echoed into notices and the JSON answer without a length bound. Low confidence and low impact, so I did not post it.
Performance
None found. The 8192 px band allocations are fallible and the peak is documented.
Quality
Ribbon DPI fitting (crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:1148) duplicates the engine's clamp, rotated-box and pixel-limit logic, so the two can drift. The tests guard it today. Left for the release quality pass.
tests.rs doc comment around line 32306 says "RGBA"; the output is RGB. Left for the release quality pass.
share.rs:29 still declares "dpi"?: 96..600, but the ribbon can now send values below 96 and the export clamps down to 48. The params text is documentation only. Left for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md
Derived rasters (clip, reproject, analysis) silently start with copyright: None, so credits read from a source GeoTIFF are dropped without a notice. Low-medium confidence. Inline comment on crates/data/src/raster/mod.rs:587.
The docs sentence at docs/user-guide/sharing.md:19 describes the cut and clamp behaviour incorrectly. Inline comment posted.
Prior threads: I left 17 earlier concerns alone. All of them were resolved in 95abf5d4 or 16f6cdc2, or answered with rationale that stands, and none of the code they point at has changed in a way that revives them. The three new findings above are not repeats.
Verified and not a problem:grid() returns an empty Vec with reserved capacity, so the push calls in placed_raster are correct. geo_keys derives keys from the PROJ definition, so the local-view path holds. The web target's pick_save returns None, so the ribbon cannot reach the .tif branch there. Rust 1.90 covers the as_chunks_mut, is_none_or, and let-chain uses.
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Review comments at @crates/data/src/raster/mod.rs:
- Around line 643-658: Update tag_text_note to report when nonempty credits
produce no Copyright tag after the writer’s tag_text processing, returning an
omission note instead of None; preserve the existing change notes for credits
that produce a tag.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs:
- Around line 228-238: Update the oversized-dimension handling around
`MOST_POINTS` and `cut` so explicit `width` or `height` values that are clamped
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Misleading notice: size_notes says a width past 8000 "is drawn at 8000 over the same ground". With a 400 × 300 view and width: 9000, the scale stays the same and the image covers about 20× the original width. The whole view is fitted in, but it is not the same ground. Medium confidence. Inline at crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs:193.
A dpi above 576 (or below 48) is clamped silently to ppp 0.5–6.0. The command declares "dpi"?: 96..600, so 600 gives 576 with no notice. Low confidence, and the clamp predates this PR. Not posted.
Security
No findings. The COG path writes through temp_beside and a rename, and the export path has no new injection surface. The wasm pick_save returns None, so the browser never reaches the GeoTIFF path.
Performance
The export peaks at about 16 bytes per pixel (about 1 GiB at 8192 px a side). The PR documents this and the bands are allocated fallibly. No new finding.
Quality
Stale doc: the engine test comment at crates/engine/src/tests.rs:32306 says RGBA, but the export writes RGB and the test asserts three bands. Inline with a suggestion.
Nits, grouped, not posted inline:
The ribbon DPI notice hard-codes "8192" instead of using MAX_SIDE.
In tag_text_note, the one and many arguments for the symbol count are identical.
The copyright_lost message labels any find_tag error as "isn't ASCII text".
(the credits: {c}) prints raw control characters, while the empty-credits notice debug-quotes them.
docs/user-guide/sharing.md still says "The ribbon exports at 192 DPI" without the new exception, and one paragraph has awkward line breaks.
AGENTS.md
Test both ways is not met. The reader's copyright_lost branch (crates/data/src/raster/geotiff.rs:1241) has no test, and neither does the control-only-credits notice (share.rs, around line 356). Medium-high confidence. Inline at geotiff.rs:1241.
Visible change without a screenshot: the ribbon's DPI and the new export notices are visible in the app, but the PR only explains the system file dialog. Low confidence.
The rest checks out: no unwrap or panic in non-test code, notices use i18n::fmt in the UI layer, the new test dependencies (rusqlite, tiny-skia) are already in the engine's Cargo.toml, and the schema syntax matches other commands.
Already raised, left alone:prior-reviews.json has 23 threads, all resolved. I did not re-raise any of them. That includes the declined points (the label pixel test, fallible allocation in the shared non-COG writer, and derived rasters dropping copyright), since the author answered them and the code they point at has not changed.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs:
- Line 193: Update the export-size notice around MOST_POINTS to clarify that
clamping can change the ground footprint rather than preserving the same ground,
and update the sharing guide to explain this effect with the 400 × 300 view
requested at 9000 × 150 points as an example.
- Line 271: Update the PNG and GeoTIFF export flows that call exports::drawn so
size notices are emitted only after rendering and writing succeed. Keep existing
failure diagnostics intact and suppress the notice on either failure.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs:
- Around line 32377-32378: Extend the `share.exportMap` test to read `fit.tif`
using the existing GeoTIFF test utilities and assert that its transformed
footprint covers the original view. Keep the notice assertion, but ensure the
test also fails if resizing preserves the original camera resolution and crops
any part of the view.
Review comments at @docs/user-guide/sharing.md:
- Around line 19-20: Update both the introduction and command specification for
width and height to identify their units as points, not pixels, and explain that
export dimensions are converted using the 192 DPI setting (for example, 400
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs:
- Around line 158-161: Update the oversized desktop clipboard capture notice
produced by size_notes to direct users to share.exportMap to set a width or
height. Preserve the existing 8000-point truncation and notification behavior.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs:
- Around line 33153-33154: Update the exportMap test to use dimensions that
produce an overview, then assert the COG response reports exactly one overview
and bigTiff is false. Keep the output-byte check and verify the exported raster
width matches the updated request.
- Around line 33236-33241: Update the `map_png_fitted` test to retain and
inspect the returned PNG instead of only checking the notice. Assert the
expected image dimensions and verify the centered crop using identifiable map
features, while preserving the existing notice assertion.
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A .tif path writes the view as an RGB GeoTIFF in the map's projection, its
layers and labels without the scale bar; tile credits go into the Copyright
tag, which the GeoTIFF reader and both writers now keep. A turned map is drawn
north up over its box, and says so; a tilted map, the globe, another body and
a projection GeoTIFF keys can't hold are refused before drawing.
…, changes said
- The export warns about tiles still on their way, streamed layers still
reading and tile layers that couldn't be drawn: on the ground a gap looks
like data.
- The reader keeps the Copyright text as read (scans too); the writers make it
ASCII and Export Map and Export Raster say what that changed (? and spaces).
- Custom GeoKeys are written with the raster type as area, as the corner
tiepoint is: a system first read from a point file isn't half a pixel off.
- The bands are allocated fallibly; the ribbon fits a GeoTIFF's DPI to
8192 pixels a side and says so.
…ribbon's DPI fits the clamped view
- tag_text_note says each change the Copyright tag makes: (c)/(R), ?, spaces;
Export Map and Export Raster share it.
- Export Map says when a view past 8000 points (no size given) is cut to its
middle, PNG and GeoTIFF.
- The ribbon works out a GeoTIFF's DPI from the view clamped as the export
clamps it, and its notice is translatable.
…en credits leave no tag
- size_notes: with no size, a view past 8000 points is cut to its middle (and
the advice is a width or height of at most 8000); a width or height past
8000 is drawn at 8000 over the same ground. PNG and GeoTIFF.
- Credits with nothing a tag can hold write no Copyright tag, and say so.
- The gap test takes either warning a missing archive gives.
… file written; width and height are points
- The clamp notice says the image holds less ground than asked (the whole view
still fits), and comes only when the file is written.
- tag_text_note says when credits leave no tag; tests for that and for a
Copyright tag that isn't text.
- The fit test checks the footprint; width and height are documented as
points, with the DPI conversion.
…x is covered in whole pixels
- The notice shows the credits debug-quoted (control characters escaped) and
at most 200 characters; the answer keeps them whole.
- A Copyright tag that can't be read says so, apart from one that isn't text.
- A turned view's box is sized so its rounded pixels cover it at any DPI.
- The guide says the gap warnings are a GeoTIFF's.
…0 DPI is 600
- png_of checks the canvas limit as the GeoTIFF path does (fits_pixels), so a
wide view at 192 DPI is refused with how many pixels it would be instead of
being cropped at its top left; the ribbon fits the DPI for a PNG too.
- export_view takes dpi up to 600 (6.25 pixels a point), as the command says.
- Doc and wording nits.
…s written; lower limits said
- share.exportMap {"fit": true} lowers the dpi to the most that fits 8192
pixels a side (a GeoTIFF of a turned view counting its box), and says so
with the other size notes, only when the file is written. The ribbon sends
it instead of working the limits out itself.
- A width or height below 16 points, and a dpi outside 48 to 600, are drawn at
the limit and said.
…the app's download and clipboard copy fit too
- fitted_dpi checks a turned GeoTIFF's box rounded up, so a box just past
8192 pixels gets a lower DPI instead of being refused.
- map_png_fitted: the web app's Export Map download and Capture To Clipboard
draw a view too large for 192 DPI at the most that fits, and say so, instead
of being refused.
…000 points; a COG export gives its tiling
- map_png_fitted says when a view past 8000 points is cut to its middle, as
Export Map does.
- A GeoTIFF export with cog gives its overviews and BigTIFF in the answer, as
Export Raster does; the test checks it.
- The guide no longer names Robinson as refused: GeoTIFF keys hold it now.
… names Export Map for a size
- fitted_dpi's upper bound is at least 48, so clamp can't panic for a caller
asking below it.
- map_png_fitted's notice names share.exportMap as where a width or height can
be given; the test checks the cut image is 8000 × 300.
- The COG test checks bigTiff.
I posted no inline comments. After reading the full diff, the 56 earlier threads, and the code they touch, I found no bug, security issue, or AGENTS.md violation that I would stand behind. I only read the code and did not build or run it, so compile, cargo fmt and test status are unverified.
Bugs: none found. I traced the paths most likely to break:
The new Copyright IFD entry in the COG writer keeps tag order (339, 33432, 33550).
fitted_dpi agrees with the export's canvas sizing for plain and turned views.
tag_text, tag_text_changes and tag_text_note count the same substitutions.
as_area only rewrites in-place raster-type keys.
describes and geo_keys agree on custom systems.
grid returns an empty, pre-reserved Vec, so the push loop in placed_raster is correct.
The COG path writes through a temp file and rename.
Bearings are normalised to (-180, 180], so the turned-map notice can't print "360°".
Security: none found. The Copyright read uses the same size-limited decoder as the existing GDAL metadata read. Credits in notices are debug-quoted and capped at 200 characters.
Performance: nothing new. The peak of about 1 GiB for an 8192 px GeoTIFF comes from the shared writer, which the author declined to change in this PR (see the earlier threads), so I left it alone.
Quality (nit, low confidence, for the release quality pass): the share.rs module doc line is about 104 characters long.
AGENTS.md:
No unwrap, expect or panic in the new non-test code. The fitted_dpi clamp bounds stay ordered. The new filter label uses tl!. No new dependencies. The newer APIs (as_chunks_mut, let-chains) are within the MSRV of 1.90.
Note only, low confidence: the file-dialog filter change has no screenshot. The PR body says ui_shot cannot capture a system dialog, which is accurate.
Already raised: I left alone the concerns in the 56 earlier threads, all resolved. I raised none again. That includes the derived-raster Copyright drop and the browser export note gap, which the author declined as follow-ups.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs:
- Around line 169-173: Update the DPI adjustment notice in the fitted branch
before it is published through s.notify, using the established UI translation
mechanism to format the message while preserving the lower DPI and MAX_SIDE
values.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs:
- Around line 33179-33181: Add assertions to the fit.tif test for the vertical
transform: verify pixel_height has the expected negative scale of 2.25 times
cam.res, and verify the vertical center using origin_y, the 150-pixel
half-height, and cam.center.y. Keep the existing horizontal checks unchanged.
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Low: the turned-map notice is not gated on the write, unlike the size notes. The notice is pushed into notices before the closure runs. The size notes are spliced in only when written.is_ok() (line 475), so a failed export still says "the GeoTIFF is drawn north up". Nothing is written in that case, so the claim is misleading. Suggested fix: keep this one in its own list and splice it with sized on success, so only the gap warnings stay on failure.
Confidence: medium on the behaviour, low on how much it matters.
I read the full diff, the staged metadata and all prior review threads, and checked the code they point at. The core of the change holds up. The GeoTIFF placement, the Copyright round trip, the fitted DPI and the pixel-limit refusals all match their tests and the repository rules. I found one low-severity issue, posted inline. I did not run cargo, because this environment has no shell.
Bugs
Low, medium confidence on the behaviour: in geotiff_work (crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs:427), the "drawn north up" notice for a turned map is pushed before the write and is not gated on success. The size notes are gated on written.is_ok() (line 475), so a failed export still says the GeoTIFF was drawn north up. Posted inline.
Security
None found. Credits are Debug-quoted and capped in the notice. The COG path writes through write_file, which is atomic. Non-COG output goes through write_atomic. The new cog and fit parameters refuse non-boolean values.
Performance
None new. Output is capped at 8192 pixels a side, and the band allocations are fallible.
Quality
Nothing new worth raising beyond the points already in the threads.
AGENTS.md
No new unwrap, expect, panic, unsafe or dependency changes in non-test code. Any new non-test clamp calls are safe, because their bounds are ordered constants or the bounds were already guarded.
The new UI string uses tl!. The engine notices are still plain format!. That was already raised and answered, so I left it.
Earlier concerns: I left about 58 earlier review threads alone. All are resolved, and the code they point at is consistent with the answers. I did not re-raise any of them.
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Summary
Part 1 of #1561: save the map view as a GeoTIFF placed on the ground. This includes what WMS, WMTS and XYZ tile layers show, which nothing could save with coordinates before.
Export Map (
share.exportMap) to a.tifor.tiffpath writes the view as an RGB GeoTIFF in the map's projection:res / pixels_per_pointmap units. The CRS is written as an EPSG code (Web Mercator,EPSG:2056…), or as GeoKeys made from the projection's definition (a local view, for example).©is written as(c), and the export says when other characters are written as?. The answer gives them in full ascopyright."cog": truewrites a cloud-optimised GeoTIFF.cogon a.pngpath is refused.To support this:
render_placeddraws the view without the scale bar and credits, and returns the credits.render_pngand it share the export refusals (render_exported): a raster read in place that is still loading, or drawn from less than the view needs.Raster::copyrightis read from a GeoTIFF's Copyright tag and written back by both writers. A tag that doesn't decode as text is said inRaster::lost.geotiff::describes(crs)says whether a CRS can be written, so the map export can refuse early..tif/.tiffas well as.png.Not in this PR: part 2 of the issue, Export Raster of a single tile or WMS layer at a chosen zoom and extent.
Testing
New tests:
export_map_to_geotiff_places_the_view_on_the_ground:cogand size refusals;export_map_to_geotiff_keeps_the_maps_projection:EPSG:2056is written by its code, with Bern near the centre in LV95 metres;+proj=aeqd;export_map_to_geotiff_draws_tile_layers_and_keeps_their_credits:© Rödreach the answer whole and the tag as(c) R?d, with the notice;copyright_round_trips(data): both writers write the tag and the reader reads it back; control characters and non-ASCII are handled; a raster without it writes none.cargo xtask ci: fmt, clippy, tests, layers and the wasm build pass. The only failures are the known box-only ones (filegdb with GDAL, damaged shapefiles).An independent review went over the whole diff before this PR. Its fixes are in: RGB not RGBA, the drawn picture freed before the raster is built, unplaced labels drawn as in the PNG, an undecodable Copyright tag said, and the turned-size message.
UI evidence
The only visible change is the Export Map file dialog's filter, now "PNG image or GeoTIFF" with
.png,.tifand.tiff. It's a system file dialog, whichui_shotcan't capture.Related issue
Part of #1561.
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