QGIS Issue Tracking

2017-09-11

04:16 PM QGIS Application Bug report #16861: Arranging layer order by dragging not working

I see "unusual" drag and drop behaviour all the time in (x)ubuntu in lots of different apps. Can you be sure this is ...

03:38 PM QGIS Application Bug report #17108: Project with CRS set to 'No projection (or unknown/non-Earth projection)' thro...

duplicate 16874

03:33 PM QGIS Application Bug report #17108: Project with CRS set to 'No projection (or unknown/non-Earth projection)' thro...

You need to reassign the CRS for the project manually. The CRS may not be imported from older project files in later ...

03:30 PM QGIS Application Bug report #17119 (Feedback): master using too much memory

I have a project with about a thousand layers including currently about 600 raster images totalling about 6 GB. These...

01:28 PM QGIS Application Bug report #16845: Layers missing when project opened in Linux master 7d67b02, works fine in mast...

Ok you sold me
I love this software
:)

01:26 PM QGIS Application Bug report #16845: Layers missing when project opened in Linux master 7d67b02, works fine in mast...

Ok :)

11:49 AM QGIS Application Bug report #16845: Layers missing when project opened in Linux master 7d67b02, works fine in mast...

Oh this is an easy fix
Your developer in the case of bug 16873 has said it's very simple
"We don't care if you have...

2017-09-10

04:12 PM QGIS Application Bug report #17117: Composer crashes with large number of raster images loaded

Attached is an image which for test purposes was output at 100, 200 and 300 dpi. (The 100 dpi version attached)
The ...

03:09 PM QGIS Application Bug report #17117: Composer crashes with large number of raster images loaded

I think the question is going to rise around whether composer actually needs the huge amount of memory it demands to ...

07:27 AM QGIS Application Bug report #17117: Composer crashes with large number of raster images loaded

OK so I would need to know how to monitor this
and these days with modern OS we expect virtual memory to handle this...