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TerriaJS
A library for building rich, web-based geospatial data platforms.
The next version of the Story functionality will include remaining items from v2.0 + other enhancements. This epic is to track all these tickets. Remaining items from v2.0 - [...
- Put logic for loading a model from an old id into a function - Add prerendering on top of shortcut-style catalog routes ### What this PR does Fixes #...
### What this PR does Upgrade dependencies to latest semver compatible versions. All build errors here will become our problem when we end up with slightly different resolved versions from...
Currently the WMS Catalog item allows Time-dimension support (aka WMS-T protocol extension), but the WMTS (Web Mapping Tile Service) Catalog item does not have the ability to enable time-dimension feature...
### What this PR does Fixes # Upgrade to react17, there should be no breaking changes, changes are mostly related to optimizations. Also, removed unused dependencies - `class-list` - `d3-axis`...
The WMS catalog item can be configured with some useful options like: * supportsGetLegendGraphic * linkedWcsUrl * linkedWcsCoverage But the WMTS catalog item does not support those. It would be...
### Add `czmlTemplate` support for `[Multi]LineString` GeoJSON features. Fixes # This is a description of what I've done in this PR, especially explaining choices made to make the reviewer's job...
Currently errors are only logged here - they should be presented to user when the reference is loaded https://github.com/TerriaJS/terriajs/blob/9968b5f66a688c95a5fe434d79f8a8e3e48a6762/lib/Models/Catalog/CatalogReferences/TerriaReference.ts#L105-L112
In v7, when exporting data, users can Cancel before going ahead with the downloading the data https://de-africa.terria.io/  In v8, there is no Cancellation or X http://beta.de-africa.terria.io/ 
User feedback: When in 2D the measure distance tool in Terria draws a straight line. Shouldn't that be the orthodromic line as google maps does? Also, the distances are quite...