Edouard Choinière

See https://github.com/OSGeo/grass/issues/3921 on what is needed before being able to change to versions higher that the one we use.

Special naming of keys would be hard to use from another tool. It might be better to have a list, but since we need the value and the key, it...

A good exercise to know if the json output is really usable from a tool (to be able to be used in an automated way), is to try to create...

I tried with an online tool, https://jsonschema.net/app/schemas/456991 to see what it looks like (by generating the skeleton of a jsonschema). I had to change your example to be a valid...

> I was actually thinking I used two lists in db.univar, but it turns out I used whatever was in the shell scriptstyle format, so list of keys which depends...

> > Was the output of db.univar with the two lists released yet? > > Yes, it was, in 8.3.0. [120f198](https://github.com/OSGeo/grass/commit/120f198fca22a564334d7721fabbe8c6e299bf6b) > > I think the situation now is: 1)...

The tests aren't passing, I think because it assumes a custom dataset to be present. Is there a reason the dataset (location) is different from the other tests?

If you would've downloaded the same dataset as the one available in CI, downloaded in https://github.com/OSGeo/grass/blob/d7b13e0a63612cb98d3205eacde3acc922954533/.github/workflows/test_thorough.sh, I don't think that your last two commits were needed (maybe in part). (The...

I'm not the best person to answer on what the C-based code contains. Lately I'm getting better at knowing about the Python files in the repo, but even with over...

I would expect that on Linux at least, it would be a single format code, as it's so standard. If the datetimes are only in UTC, it's even easier. Something...