A simplified touch optimized interface for QGIS
QField refined its markup system this week, adding support for rendering markup collections in 3D map views, fixing coordinate transformation issues when working with non-WGS84 projects, and streamlining the UI by hiding irrelevant actions during map interaction. On mobile, iOS users gained the…
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Restore window's width and height prior to showing it on desktop OSes (#8079)
When identifying a markup item by long pressing on the map canvas, hide irrelevant actions
Use the new digitizing information view to show the child layer name when digitizing a child geometry
Explicitly guard us from exceeting maximum MTU value in the Bluetooth LE receiver
Bump rubyzip from 2.4.1 to 3.4.0 in the bundler group across 1 directory
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