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If a website contains a geojson file as source, web2qgis makes a copy of that file to a temp directory. Since QGIS supports online geojson sources (Source type Protocol for vector layers), do you think it would be a good idea to add the online source as a layer in QGIS instead of the file in the temp directory?
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I was wondering about this for WFSes. The expected behaviour would be to import the layer as a WFS into QGIS, rather than to extract the JSON and save it. I didn't realize QGIS could open a remote GeoJSON, so we could take the same approach.
However, there are some possible downsides:
layer would be read-only in QGIS
encouraging inclusion of other people's content, thereby taking their bandwidth
What do you think? I need to think about this more.
If a website contains a geojson file as source, web2qgis makes a copy of that file to a temp directory. Since QGIS supports online geojson sources (Source type Protocol for vector layers), do you think it would be a good idea to add the online source as a layer in QGIS instead of the file in the temp directory?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: