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It got similar results on the 'wkb' test data. But it did work just fine on the main 1.1 geoparquet example. I also generated 1.1 with arrow support gdal (just converting without arrow didn't seem to make gdal do 1.1) and it didn't stack trace, and worked as I'd expect for not being updated to 1.1:
Summary: Passed 12 checks, failed 3 checks, 5 checks not run.
✓ file must include a "geo" metadata key
✓ metadata must be a JSON object
✓ metadata must include a "version" string
✓ metadata must include a "primary_column" string
✓ metadata must include a "columns" object
✓ column metadata must include the "primary_column" name
✗ column metadata must include a valid "encoding" string
↳ unsupported encoding "point" for column "geom"
✓ column metadata must include a "geometry_types" list
✓ optional "crs" must be null or a PROJJSON object
✓ optional "orientation" must be a valid string
✓ optional "edges" must be a valid string
✓ optional "bbox" must be an array of 4 or 6 numbers
✓ optional "epoch" must be a number
✗ geometry columns must not be grouped
↳ column "geom" must not be a group
✗ geometry columns must be stored using the BYTE_ARRAY parquet type
↳ expected primitive column for "geom"
GPQ describe commands all worked well, even with arrow, which was nice.
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We just released geoparquet 1.1, and I tried
gpq validate
on the test data with the native encoding, and it got a stack trace:It got similar results on the 'wkb' test data. But it did work just fine on the main 1.1 geoparquet example. I also generated 1.1 with arrow support gdal (just converting without arrow didn't seem to make gdal do 1.1) and it didn't stack trace, and worked as I'd expect for not being updated to 1.1:
GPQ describe commands all worked well, even with arrow, which was nice.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: