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Working URL is : https://data.geopf.fr/wfs/wfs?REQUEST=GetFeature&SERVICE=WFS&VERSION=2.0.0&TYPENAMES=ELEVATION.CONTOUR.LINE:courbe&srsName=EPSG:2154&BBOX=975902.5,6389002.5,1023002.5,6426102.5,EPSG:2154
"&srsName=" should be parsed instead of "&SRS="
In case the CRS of BBOX coordinates is not in the defaut CRS of the requested data, CRS must be given at the end of the bbox parameter
Note that srsName is the srs for the fetched data, potentially different of the BBOX srs specification at the end of the bbox parameter, which stands only for the bbox coordinates. Though, it makes little sense to use 2 different values in this case.
More generally, I don't understand the need of parsing the desired srs, as it can be automatically deduced from grass location. But maybe there are some uncommon usages of the module that make use of this possibility.
Additional feature suggestion
It could be usefull to add an option to clip all data to match with current region extent
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Describe the bug
v.in.wfs -r doesn't work in my case (srs 2154). The fetched data contains 0 feature.
To reproduce
set up a EPSG 2154 LOCATION
Expected behavior
download data in 2154 srs, in the current region
System description
Suggested Solution
Working URL is :
https://data.geopf.fr/wfs/wfs?REQUEST=GetFeature&SERVICE=WFS&VERSION=2.0.0&TYPENAMES=ELEVATION.CONTOUR.LINE:courbe&srsName=EPSG:2154&BBOX=975902.5,6389002.5,1023002.5,6426102.5,EPSG:2154
see https://docs.geoserver.org/main/en/user/services/wfs/reference.html
Note that srsName is the srs for the fetched data, potentially different of the BBOX srs specification at the end of the bbox parameter, which stands only for the bbox coordinates. Though, it makes little sense to use 2 different values in this case.
More generally, I don't understand the need of parsing the desired srs, as it can be automatically deduced from grass location. But maybe there are some uncommon usages of the module that make use of this possibility.
Additional feature suggestion
It could be usefull to add an option to clip all data to match with current region extent
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: