Andy Teucher

So would the actual warping then happen if you pulled it into R as a regular raster/stars object?

I guess the other question is the choice of interpolation method... is there one that's best for dem data? Is the best choice different for different scenarios?

I.e., @bevingtona it looks like you've used nearest-neighbour, but I would have expected cubic or bilinear would make sense?

for `bcdc_query_geodata` I think it might be possible if the object passed along is a zero-row df so the column names are available to the next function. I think we...

I also wonder if you can partially match a string CQL?

This also works: `https://openmaps.gov.bc.ca/geo/pub/wfs/?SERVICE=WFS&VERSION=2.0.0&REQUEST=GetFeature&outputFormat=application/json&typeNames=WHSE_TANTALIS.TA_PARK_ECORES_PA_SVW&SRSNAME=EPSG:3005&CQL_FILTER=(strMatches(PROTECTED_LANDS_NAME, 'SUGARBOWL.*') = true)` Using `strMatches` from here: https://docs.geoserver.org/stable/en/user/filter/function_reference.html#string-functions. But this doesn't work: ```r bcdata::bcdc_query_geodata("bc-parks-ecological-reserves-and-protected-areas") %>% filter(CQL("strMatches(PROTECTED_LANDS_NAME, 'SUGARBOWL.*') = 'true'")) ``` I think there's an issue sending...

Using `strMatches` we could make a `grepl` shim if we can figure out how to issue the query via `POST`. It might need to be added to the url rather...

I changed the title of this issue since it's not actually possible to get just the attributes of a wfs layer...

This would be a really nice feature. Of the basemap layers you use from the BCGW, what are the top ones you use for creating maps?

Tricky, because I'd think in some cases you'd want it to fail, and in some (such as the winding issue), passing with a warning should suffice. But I don't know...