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feat(engine): the Geostatistical Wizard and the environment take a projected coordinate system (#1743) - #1773
The Geostatistical Wizard (analysis.interpolate) made its surface in degrees, and the environment's cell size (gp.env) could only be given in degrees. This is step 2 of #1743, following #1747's crs for Kriging and IDW Interpolation.
The Wizard takes an optional projected crs. Given one, the points are projected into it, cellSize is in its units, the environment's extent is converted into it, and the surface is made in it.
The environment can set a projected system (gp.env={"crs": "EPSG:32616", "cellSize": 250}, or Set Coordinate System in Environments). Its cell size is then in that system's units. The Wizard uses it when the run gives no crs; a run's own crs and cellSize win.
Without either, the Wizard works in degrees exactly as before. For a layer read from a projected file it now says so and names the system, as Kriging and IDW do.
Points the system can't hold are left out and counted, in a notice and in the error when too few are left. The projection runs with the rest of the work, off the window's thread.
gp.env checks the system and the cell size before setting either. Setting the same system again keeps its cell size; null goes back to degrees. The answer gains projected ({"crs", "cellSize"}), and cellSize stays the degree one.
Shared code:raster_crs, projected_crs, points_in and min_pad are now public in rustgis-analysis, and GpEnvironment::cell_in holds the rule for which cell size applies.
Coordination: this adds optional parameters whose absence keeps today's behaviour, and an optional project-file field (GpEnvironment.projected), the kind any maintainer can approve under docs/maintaining.md. The field is kept apart from the degree cell_size, so an older RustGIS opening the project reads only the degree setting. It keeps making the Wizard's rasters in degrees and never reads metres as degrees; if it saves the project, it loses the setting, not data or a different result. The question of making the layer's projected system the default is #1743's question 1 and goes in a separate pull request.
Testing
cargo xtask ci, the wasm build of rustgis-web, and pre-commit run --all-files.
New interpolation_in_a_projected_coordinate_system, on wells around Memphis read in UTM 16N:
A run's crs: 500 m cells in EPSG:32616, with no degrees note.
No crs: degrees, with a note naming UTM 16N.
The environment's system: used with its 250 m cell size. It survives a save and load, and the degree cell_size stays empty.
A run's other system: wins, and the environment's cell size is not used in it.
Setting the same system again keeps the cell size.
A bad gp.env call (EPSG:3857 with cellSize: -1) changes nothing.
A point at 89°N in Web Mercator is left out and counted.
Refused: a geographic or non-text crs, and a 500° cell size without a system.
The existing Wizard test (interpolation_says_the_features_it_leaves_out) passes unchanged.
UI evidence
Before: the Wizard offers a cell size in degrees only.
After: the system box, whose hint shows the environment's system (here EPSG:3035), and a cell size in its units. The surface of the World Atlas cities is made in EPSG:3035 at 25 km cells over a European extent.
Before: Environments sets an extent and a cell size in degrees.
After: the rasters' system and cell size; Set Coordinate System (off while its box is empty) and Degrees, which clears the system.
Environments now support a projected coordinate system and cell size alongside degree-based settings.
The Geostatistical Wizard uses the environment’s coordinate system and cell size by default, or an explicitly supplied coordinate system. Its interface displays these settings and provides controls to update them or switch back to degrees.
IDW Interpolation and Ordinary Kriging accept an explicitly supplied longitude/latitude coordinate system.
Interpolation results report skipped features and points that cannot be represented in the selected coordinate system.
Environment coordinate systems must be projected; unsupported geographic and geocentric systems are rejected.
Documentation
Updated the analysis guide with coordinate system and environment behavior.
…ojected coordinate system (opengeos#1743)
The Wizard (`analysis.interpolate`) made its surface in degrees, with the
environment's cell size in degrees too. It now takes an optional projected
`crs`, and the environment (`gp.env`) can set one with a cell size in its
units. The run's system wins, then the environment's; without either it
works in degrees as before, and says so for a layer read in a projected
system. The environment keeps its system in a field of its own, apart from
the degree cell size an older RustGIS reads, so that version keeps making
rasters in degrees. Points are projected off the window's thread, and those
the system can't hold are left out and counted.
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The environment now supports a projected CRS and a separate cell size. Interpolation can use an explicit CRS or the environment’s projected CRS, transform points and extent, and report skipped features and CRS-related notes.
Changes: Projected CRS for Geostatistical Wizard
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Summary
CRS helpers and environment data crates/data/src/raster/crs.rs, crates/analysis/src/lib.rs, crates/analysis/src/tools.rs, crates/engine/src/project.rs
The analysis crate exports CRS helpers and min_pad. The environment model stores projected CRS and cell-size settings, selects a cell size by CRS, and removes saved geographic or geocentric projected settings during project loading. Geographic CRS detection recognizes four projection tokens.
The environment command validates and stores projected settings and includes them in its response. The UI adds controls for setting the CRS and displays the effective cell size. The guide documents the settings.
Interpolation CRS selection and execution crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs, crates/analysis/src/tools.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs, crates/engine/src/tests.rs, docs/user-guide/analysis.md
Interpolation selects an explicit CRS or the environment CRS, transforms points and extent as needed, and reports skipped features and CRS notes. The UI accepts an optional CRS. Tests and documentation cover the behavior.
sequenceDiagram
participant InterpolateUI
participant Workflow
participant raster_crs
participant IDW
InterpolateUI->>Workflow: Send interpolation parameters
Workflow->>Workflow: Select explicit or environment CRS
Workflow->>raster_crs: Resolve supplied CRS when needed
Workflow->>Workflow: Transform points and environment extent
Workflow->>IDW: Run interpolation with selected CRS
IDW->>Workflow: Return result and skipped-feature count
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Possibly related issues
Issue 1743: Identifies projected CRS support for the Geostatistical Wizard and environment cell size, which this change implements.
Issue 1405: Concerns compatibility for additive serialized fields; this change adds the optional GpEnvironment.projected field and handles invalid projected CRS settings during loading.
Possibly related PRs
opengeos/RustGIS#1747: Adds CRS-aware IDW and Kriging APIs; this change selects a CRS and supplies transformed inputs to those APIs.
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The change adds optional projected coordinate systems to the Wizard and environment. Several UI and project-loading edge cases can send a cell size in the wrong units, clear a saved setting on a typo, or fail on an unsupported saved CRS. These are bounded and recoverable, but should be fixed before merge.
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A rabbit checks the map at dawn, Then hops where projected grids are drawn. It counts the points that cannot stay, And keeps degree cells tucked away. “The CRS is set,” it says with cheer, Then bounds across the burrow here.
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Bug (medium): with the box empty (its default), Set Coordinate System sends {"crs": null}. That clears the environment's system and drops its projected cell size (ProjectedCells is discarded). It is silent: no notice, and nothing asks first. Users can lose a 250 m setting by clicking the button without typing anything.
Suggested change: disable the button while the box is empty, and give clearing its own button.
Suggested change
if ui.button(tl!("Set Coordinate System")).clicked(){
let v = Some(app.workflow.env_crs.trim()).filter(|t| !t.is_empty());
run(app,"gp.env",json!({"crs": v}));
}
let typed = app.workflow.env_crs.trim().to_string();
if ui.add_enabled(!typed.is_empty(), egui::Button::new(tl!("Set Coordinate System"))).clicked(){
run(app,"gp.env",json!({"crs": typed}));
}
if ui.button(tl!("Degrees")).clicked(){
run(app,"gp.env",json!({"crs": null}));
}
Not compiled here; add_enabled and tl! follow existing usage in this file.
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Fixed in 13e4537: Set Coordinate System is off while its box is empty, and a separate Degrees button clears the system, so a click never drops it and its cell size by accident.
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AGENTS.md, saved files (confirm, not a code bug): an older RustGIS reads this optional field as absent, and saves the project again without it, with no notice. docs/maintaining.md lists "an optional field in the project file … whose loss … costs a setting rather than data or a different result" under any maintainer, so the tier is right. The PR's note says it is the kind any maintainer can approve, but no approval is linked yet. The "never silent" rule ("never saved again without what this version couldn't read") is what the approval is for, so please get the maintainer's sign-off before merging.
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This is the any-maintainer kind (an optional project-file field whose loss costs an older RustGIS the setting, not data or a different result), and I'm a maintainer opening it, which docs/maintaining.md allows for that kind. The field is kept apart from the degree cell_size so an older version never reads metres as degrees.
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Robustness (low confidence, ~35%):ProjectedCells.crs is documented as "never one in degrees (gp.env refuses those)", but only gp.env enforces that. A hand-edited project with "projected": {"crs": "LonLat", …} loads, and then cell_in(LonLat) returns the projected cell size as degrees. The Wizard also skips the degrees note, because raster_crs is bypassed when the system is set. Suggestion: reject or normalize a geographic crs when reading the project, or in cell_in, so the invariant holds on load as well as on write.
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Fixed in 13e4537: opening a project whose environment system is in degrees leaves it out and says so (a project read notice), so its cell size is never read as degrees. Tested both ways in interpolation_in_a_projected_coordinate_system.
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Cancel (low confidence, ~30%):points_in projects every point in one loop with no control::check and no progress count. The Wizard now runs it inside its background closure, so for a very large point layer the projection pass cannot be cancelled. The per-point cost is probably small, and the existing tools already call it this way. AGENTS.md says a long step without a check is said in its doc comment, so either add a check or state the limit in this doc comment.
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Its doc comment now says it is one short step without a Cancel check, in 13e4537: a point costs a projection and its round trip, far less than the interpolation that follows.
I read the full diff against the base-branch AGENTS.md, the callers of every changed helper, and the save and undo rules in Session::run and docs/maintaining.md. The change is sound overall. Points the code gets right: the degree path is unchanged when no system is set, gp.env is marked mutating so a failed call rolls back the project, idw_on rejects non-positive cell sizes, and the new projection runs inside the background closure. The findings below are the ones I could verify.
Bugs
Medium, confidence ~85%: Clicking Set Coordinate System with the box empty (its default) sends {"crs": null}. That silently clears the system and discards its projected cell size, with no notice. Inline suggestion posted.
Security
None found. The new crs and cellSize inputs are validated, and junk values return errors, not panics.
Performance
Low, ~30%:points_in has no Cancel check and no progress count. The Wizard now runs it in the background closure, so a very large layer can't be cancelled during the projection pass. Inline comment posted.
Quality
Nit: the first line of the raster_crs doc comment (tools.rs ~3941) runs past 120 columns, and the reflow is uneven. Left for the release quality pass.
Nit: docs/user-guide/analysis.md line ~511 is an overlong line. Left for the release quality pass.
Nit: analysispane.rs builds cells with env.cell_in(env.projected.map_or(…LonLat, …)). Calling cell_in with an explicit system would read more clearly.
Low, ~35%:ProjectedCells.crs is documented as never a degree system, but only gp.env enforces that. A hand-edited project can load a LonLat system, which makes the cell size act as degrees. Inline comment posted.
AGENTS.md
Confirm, not a code bug: an older RustGIS will save the project again without the projected field, with no notice. docs/maintaining.md puts this kind of optional field under any maintainer, which fits, but no approval is linked yet. Inline comment posted.
Otherwise compliant: the rules on tests, translatable strings, and background work are covered, and the Wizard's notices are one per kind, with counts.
Prior reviews: no earlier threads on this PR, so no concerns were left alone.
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Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base a411d53 to PR head 92c317e).
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs:
- Around line 39277-39279: Strengthen the explicit-CRS assertion in the test
around `surface` to verify the expected extent-derived cell size, `max(width,
height) / 300`, rather than merely checking that `cell` differs from 250. Use
the test’s extent values or established expected-value helpers to show the
environment’s metre cell size is ignored.
- Around line 39281-39286: Extend the `gp.env` tests using `s.run` to cover an
invalid `crs` paired with a valid `cellSize`, confirming the environment remains
unchanged. Also cover the degree-environment boundary after the null reset:
verify `10.0` is rejected and `9.99` is accepted.
- Line 39296: Strengthen the notice assertion in this test to verify the
complete dropped-points notice, including what was dropped, the count, and the
CRS or location where the points fell; also assert that the resulting surface
contains the two remaining points. Preserve the existing test setup and avoid
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Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Cover the case where a valid crs and an invalid cellSize are given together.
The failing call uses EPSG:3857 with cellSize: -1. The environment holds EPSG:32616. The test shows only that a negative size is rejected. It does not show that the valid crs was not applied. assert_eq!(s.project.gp_env, before) does check this, so the atomicity claim is covered. The test lacks the opposite case: an invalid crs with a valid cellSize. It also lacks a cellSize of 10 or more with a degree environment after the null reset. Line 39304 covers only 500. Add a case at the boundary value 10.0 (rejected) and 9.99 (accepted).
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Extend the `gp.env` tests using `s.run` to cover an invalid `crs` paired with a valid `cellSize`, confirming the environment remains unchanged. Also cover the degree-environment boundary after the null reset: verify `10.0` is rejected and `9.99` is accepted.
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Added in 13e4537: a geographic crs with a valid cellSize is refused and leaves the environment unchanged. A cellSize of 10 or more in degrees is already refused at the end of the test ("500 degrees").
@Mavrick-F The new test checks that EPSG:4326 with a valid cellSize leaves the environment unchanged. The existing test checks that 500 degrees is rejected after the reset.
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… a degree one in a project is left out (opengeos#1743)
Review fixes for the Geostatistical Wizard's coordinate system:
- Set Coordinate System is off while its box is empty; Degrees clears the
system, so a click never drops it and its cell size by accident.
- A project whose environment system is in degrees (only a hand-edited one)
opens without it and says so, so its cell size is never read as degrees.
- points_in says it is one short step without a Cancel check.
- Tests: the cell size another system takes, a bad system with a good cell
size changing nothing, and the whole left-out notice.
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Bug (medium-low, ~60%): with the box empty, Set Cell Size sends {"cellSize": null}. With a projected system set, gp.env now clears the environment's projected cell size (for example 250 m), with no notice and no confirmation. The button used to clear only the degree cell size, so the empty-box clear predates this PR. The new effect is that it also removes a setting in metres.
Suggested change: keep an explicit clear, but don't tie it to an empty box. Disable Set Cell Size while the box is empty, and give clearing its own button, as the Degrees button does for the system. This is the same pattern the earlier thread flagged for Set Coordinate System.
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Leaving this as it is. An empty box sending cellSize: null is how Set Cell Size has always unset the cell size (before this change it cleared the degree one the same way); it is the pane's way back to the tool's own size, not an accident path. It isn't silent either: the line above it shows the result ("cell size the tool's own"). Clearing the system is different, because it dropped the system and its cell size together, which is why that one got its own button.
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Bug (low, ~85% that it happens): this notice is emitted before the cellSize checks at lines 401–405 can return Err. A call such as {"crs": "EPSG:32616", "cellSize": -1} therefore reports the system's compatibility note and is then refused, so a refused call still produces a notice. The state is correctly left unchanged; the notice is what's wrong.
Suggested change: keep the note in a local (let mut system_note = None;), set it in this arm, and call s.notify after s.project.gp_env.projected = projected; on line 406. The "a bad call changes nothing" test should also assert that no notice was added when a call is refused.
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Fixed in 2b0f16e: gp.env keeps the compatibility note until the system and cell size have both been checked and set, so a call that fails says nothing.
Set Cell Size clears a metre setting (medium-low, ~60%): with the box empty, the button sends cellSize: null. When a projected system is set, that silently clears the environment's projected cell size. The empty-box clear predates this PR for degrees, but it now removes a setting in metres. Inline comment posted at analysispane.rs:841.
Refused gp.env calls still emit a notice (low, ~85%): the system's compatibility note is emitted before the cellSize checks can return Err. The state is correctly unchanged, but the notice is misleading. The "a bad call changes nothing" test doesn't check notices. Inline comment posted at workflows.rs:390.
Security
None found. The new inputs are parsed through projected_crs, f() and the idw_on checks (point count, cell size, max_pixels), so junk values produce errors rather than huge allocations.
Performance
None significant. points_in moved into the background closure, which is correct. Its missing Cancel check is already raised in an existing thread.
Quality (group of nits, left for the release quality pass)
analysis.md around line 556 and the raster_crs doc comment in tools.rs around line 47 have over-long, unevenly wrapped lines.
analysispane.rs around line 503 calls cell_in through a convoluted map_or chain. It works, but a small helper would read better.
Quality / AGENTS.md (low, ~40%)
Switching to a different system, or clearing the system with crs: null, drops the projected cell size without a notice. The reply shows cellSize/projected as null, so it isn't hidden, but the docs call this "starts without one". The "Never silent" rule is about data, so this may be acceptable as an explicit user action. Worth confirming with the maintainer.
AGENTS.md checks that pass
Interface strings go through tl! and i18n::fmt.
Hostile-input handling follows the existing style.
The read-time guard against geographic systems and its notice are covered by a test, both lossy and clean.
No new panics, unwraps or unsafe code.
The Wizard's point, cell and extent checks are handled in idw_on before any grid is allocated.
The wasm-facing code uses only existing helpers.
Previously raised, left alone (already in threads): 4 open concerns: the older-RustGIS save-compatibility sign-off (project.rs:515), the robustness concern on hand-edited geographic systems (project.rs:523, now addressed by the read-time filter), the Cancel check in points_in (tools.rs:3982, the doc comment now states the limit), and the edge-case tests (tests.rs:39285). I also checked the 3 outdated threads (analysispane.rs:830, tests.rs:39279, tests.rs:39296). The code now addresses each one, so I did not re-raise them.
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Compared with main (merge base a411d53 to PR head 13e4537), the whole PR.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/project.rs:
- Line 1337: Update Crs::is_geographic so it classifies the +proj=latlong alias
as geographic. Ensure the existing projected-environment and project-loading
guards that rely on this classification both reject the alias, while preserving
handling of other CRS definitions.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs:
- Line 39321: Update the project round-trip test around the `clean`
deserialization so it serializes and reopens a project with `projected` still
set, then asserts that the projected CRS and cell size survive; avoid clearing
the setting before this project-loading check.
- Line 39277: Update the test around the `surface` call to set the environment
cell size to 250, then run `surface` with an explicit `cellSize` of 500 and
assert that the result uses 500. Preserve the existing test setup and cleanup.
Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs:
- Around line 833-834: Update the Degrees CRS-change flow in the UI around the
`gp.env` call so the cell-size input no longer carries a projected value into
degree-based workflows. Clear or track the input by effective CRS, ensuring the
Wizard uses the saved degree setting after switching to Degrees while preserving
the input when the CRS has not changed.
- Line 833: Adjust the row containing the Degrees button in the analysis pane so
it wraps at narrow widths or places Degrees on a separate line, keeping the
button reachable within the pane. Preserve its existing enabled condition and
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…degrees is geographic (opengeos#1743)
Review fixes for the Geostatistical Wizard's coordinate system:
- The Environments pane has its own cell-size box: a size typed for the
environment is no longer sent as the Wizard's own cell size.
- Its coordinate-system row wraps, so Degrees stays in a narrow pane.
- gp.env says a system's compatibility note only once the call succeeds.
- A PROJ definition in degrees by any of its names (longlat, latlong,
lonlat, latlon) is geographic, so the environment refuses it and a
project holding one leaves it out.
- Tests: a run's own cell size over the environment's, a project reopened
with its system kept, and both remaining points shaping the surface.
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Minor · Allow a degree-only Wizard run. · analysispane.rs:711
crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs:711 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Allow a degree-only Wizard run.
When a projected environment is active, a blank field omits crs and selects the environment system. The command supports an explicit empty crs for degrees, but the Wizard cannot send it. Add a degree override without changing the project environment. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs at line 711:
Update the Wizard’s CRS handling around the `app.workflow.crs` check so users can explicitly select degrees and send an empty `crs` value even when a projected environment is active. Keep a blank, unselected field using the environment system, and do not modify the project environment.
Minor · Apply the degree cell size to an explicit degree run. · workflows.rs:1197
crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs:1197 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Apply the degree cell size to an explicit degree run.
When a projected environment is active and the run passes "crs": "" without cellSize, the Wizard ignores the retained degree cell size and uses an automatic size. Update GpEnvironment::cell_in to return the degree setting for Crs::LonLat.
Suggested fix
- None if crs == rustgis_data::raster::Crs::LonLat => self.cell_size,+ _ if crs == rustgis_data::raster::Crs::LonLat => self.cell_size,
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Update GpEnvironment::cell_in so it returns the retained degree cell size whenever the requested CRS is Crs::LonLat, including when the environment has a projected CRS; preserve existing behavior for other CRSs.
Minor · Return a usable identifier for custom systems. · workflows.rs:431
crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs:431 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Return a usable identifier for custom systems.
A newly registered typed PROJ definition can have the label Custom PROJ. Callers cannot pass that label back to gp.env, and different definitions can share it. Include the definition alongside the label.
Suggested fix
- let projected = env.projected.map(|g| json!({"crs": g.crs.label(), "cellSize": g.cell_size}));+ let projected = env.projected.map(|g| json!({"crs": g.crs.label(), "definition": g.crs.custom_def().map(|d| d.proj4.clone()), "cellSize": g.cell_size}));
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Update the projected environment serialization in the `projected` mapping to include the underlying definition for custom CRS values alongside the label, while preserving the existing cell-size field and behavior for other CRS values. Use the established CRS definition accessor and ensure the returned value distinguishes custom definitions that share the `Custom PROJ` label.
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Review comments at @crates/data/src/raster/crs.rs:
- Line 428: Update transformer_of to determine whether the projection is
geographic from the parsed projection type rather than matching only specific
tokens in definition; ensure accepted aliases such as +proj=latlong receive the
degree/radian conversions.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs:
- Line 389: Update the CRS validation used by projected_crs so geocentric
coordinate systems, including EPSG:4978, are rejected as raster map grids;
preserve acceptance of valid two-dimensional projected systems.
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- Line 1197: Update GpEnvironment::cell_in so it returns the retained degree
cell size whenever the requested CRS is Crs::LonLat, including when the
environment has a projected CRS; preserve existing behavior for other CRSs.
- Line 431: Update the projected environment serialization in the `projected`
mapping to include the underlying definition for custom CRS values alongside the
label, while preserving the existing cell-size field and behavior for other CRS
values. Use the established CRS definition accessor and ensure the returned
value distinguishes custom definitions that share the `Custom PROJ` label.
Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs:
- Line 711: Update the Wizard’s CRS handling around the `app.workflow.crs` check
so users can explicitly select degrees and send an empty `crs` value even when a
projected environment is active. Keep a blank, unselected field using the
environment system, and do not modify the project environment.
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…o give back (opengeos#1743)
Review fixes for the Geostatistical Wizard's coordinate system:
- crs: "EPSG:4326" asks for degrees, so a run can leave the environment's
system without changing it; a degree run uses the degree cell size.
- A geocentric system (EPSG:4978) is refused as a raster grid.
- gp.env returns the system as text it reads back (a custom one's
definition), with its label beside it.
- A transformer for +proj=latlong and the other names for longlat works in
degrees, as for longlat.
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Allow a degree-only Wizard run.crs: "EPSG:4326" now asks for degrees over the environment's system, without changing the environment; in the Wizard pane it is typed into the same box. Tested.
Apply the degree cell size to an explicit degree run.GpEnvironment::cell_in gives the degree cell size to any run in degrees, whether or not a projected system is set.
Return a usable identifier for custom systems.gp.env returns projected.crs as text Crs::parse reads back (EPSG:n, or a custom system's definition), with its label beside it. Tested for EPSG:32616.
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Bug (medium, ~70%): a hand-edited project can still put a geocentric system or a bad cell size into the Wizard. This load check only drops a system that is_geographic(). gp.env also refuses geocentric systems (EPSG:4978), but a project file holding "projected": {"crs": "EPSG:4978", ...} loads unchanged. interpolate_work then takes env.projected as-is (Some(g) if !given => (g.crs, None)) and skips projected_crs, so the Wizard builds its surface in X/Y/Z metres from the Earth's centre, with no notice. A negative or zero cell_size in the same file is also kept, so every Wizard run without its own cellSize fails with "the cell size must be positive" and no hint that the project is the cause.
Suggested fix: on load, run the same checks as gp.env (is_geographic() || is_geocentric() → drop and notice), and drop a non-finite or non-positive cell_size with its own notice. A test would load a project with EPSG:4978 and with cell_size: -5 and assert the notice, plus a clean project that gives none.
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Fixed in 8706539: opening a project now runs the same checks as gp.env. A geocentric system is left out with the one in degrees, and a cell size that isn't above 0 is left out with its own read notice (the system kept). Tested with EPSG:4978, with cell_size: -5, and with a clean project that gives no notice.
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Bug (medium, ~60%): the Wizard's cell-size box carries a size from one system into another, silently. This re-raises the earlier thread on the cell box. The fix moved the Environments box to env_cell, but this Wizard box still shares app.workflow.number across systems. Type 500 with EPSG:32616 in the system box, then clear that box: cellSize: 500 goes out as degrees. The Wizard's extent in degrees over 500 gives a one-cell surface with no notice. Typing a degree size with a projected system set has the reverse effect, and it is refused only when it is large enough to exceed the cell cap.
Suggested fix: clear app.workflow.number when the system box changes between empty and filled (if r.changed() { … } on the TextEdit). Otherwise keep a size per system and send the one that matches. The degree hint on the cell box already shows which mode applies, so the bug is only the stale value.
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Fixed in 8706539: typing a system into the Wizard's empty system box, or clearing it, clears its cell size, so a size typed for one system never goes out in another.
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Behaviour change (low, ~60%): IDW Interpolation and Ordinary Kriging now accept crs: "EPSG:4326". Before this PR the same input was refused with "crs must be a projected coordinate system … leave it empty to work in degrees". Now it silently runs in degrees. The new EPSG:4269 test shows the change was deliberate, but the tools' parameter text and docs/user-guide/analysis.md still say crs is projected, and nothing says EPSG:4326 is accepted. gp.env still refuses EPSG:4326, so the two entry points now disagree.
Suggested change: either keep the refusal for these two tools, or say in their parameter text and the guide that EPSG:4326 means degrees.
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Kept, and documented in 8706539: EPSG:4326 meaning degrees is deliberate, since it lets a Wizard run leave the environment's system without changing it, and the tools take it the same way. Both tools' crs help and the guide now say "degrees when empty or EPSG:4326". gp.env keeps refusing it because there null already means degrees, and the environment's field holds projected systems only.
Hand-edited projects can still feed bad environment settings into the Wizard. Loading drops only geographic systems, not geocentric ones such as EPSG:4978, and a non-positive cell_size is kept. The Wizard then uses the system without validating it, so it builds a silent wrong surface or fails with a confusing error. (crates/engine/src/project.rs:1337, medium, ~70%)
The Wizard's cell-size box is shared across systems. Typing 500 under a projected system and then clearing the system box sends cellSize: 500 as degrees, giving a one-cell surface with no notice. This re-raises the earlier thread on that box, because the fix only split the Environments box. (crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs:708, medium, ~60%)
Security
No issues found. The new inputs go through projected_crs, f() and the cell-count cap in rasterops::idw.
Performance
No issues found. points_in runs inside the background closure, and its doc comment states the lack of a Cancel check.
Quality
gp.env drops a previous system's projected cell size silently when the system changes. The response shows projected: null, but no notice is given. (low, ~40%)
The doc comment on raster_crs runs to about 190 characters. Left for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md
IDW and Kriging now accept crs: "EPSG:4326" and run silently in degrees, where before they refused it. The tool parameter text and docs/user-guide/analysis.md do not say so. (crates/analysis/src/tools.rs:3951, low, ~60%)
Layering, the unwrap rule and the wasm-safe imports look fine in the changed code. The docs/maintaining.md tier for the new project field has not been signed off, as the open thread on project.rs:515 already says.
I left 13 earlier concerns alone because they are answered or resolved and the code they point at did not change in a way that reopens them. Among them, the sign-off on project.rs:515 and the Cancel note on points_in are still open for the maintainers. I re-raised one earlier concern (the Wizard cell box) with the new evidence above.
Change size
Compared with the base branch: the whole PR against main (merge base a411d53 to PR head fd96d2f).
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Minor · Remove geocentric environment settings on load. · project.rs:1337
crates/engine/src/project.rs:1337 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Remove geocentric environment settings on load.
A project with {"crs":{"Epsg":4978},"cell_size":250} retains the setting. When a Wizard run omits crs, it uses that setting without the projected_crs check. The two-dimensional round trip can exclude points and cause interpolation to fail. Remove the setting and add a read notice.
Suggested fix
}
+ if let Some(g) = p.gp_env.projected.filter(|g| g.crs.is_geocentric()) {+ p.gp_env.projected = None;+ p.read_notices.push((+ ReadPart::Items,+ NoticeText::format(+ "the environment's coordinate system {crs} is geocentric, not projected, so it was left out",+ [("crs", g.crs.label().into())],+ ),+ ));+ }
if excluded_maps > 0 {
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Review comment at @crates/engine/src/project.rs at line 1337:
Update the projected-environment loading logic around p.gp_env.projected so geocentric CRS settings are also removed during project loading and a read notice explains their omission. Preserve the existing handling of geographic CRS settings and ensure omitted geocentric settings cannot later be used when a Wizard run omits its CRS.
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- Line 1337: Update the projected-environment loading logic around
p.gp_env.projected so geocentric CRS settings are also removed during project
loading and a read notice explains their omission. Preserve the existing
handling of geographic CRS settings and ensure omitted geocentric settings
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…d the Wizard's size follows its system (opengeos#1743)
Review fixes for the Geostatistical Wizard's coordinate system:
- Opening a project leaves out an environment system that is geocentric as
well as one in degrees, and a cell size that isn't above 0, each with a
read notice, as gp.env refuses them.
- Typing a system into the Wizard's empty box, or clearing it, clears its
cell size, so a size typed for one system never goes out in another.
- IDW Interpolation and Ordinary Kriging say in their help and the guide
that EPSG:4326 means degrees.
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@coderabbitai The outside-diff finding in your review of fd96d2f (remove geocentric environment settings on load) is fixed in 8706539: a geocentric system is left out on load with a read notice, as one in degrees is, and a cell size that is not above 0 is left out too. Tested.
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Bug (medium, ~70%): "crs": "" ignores the environment's system.given counts an empty string as a system, so raster_crs takes "" as degrees. With an environment system set, analysis.interpolate {"crs": ""} makes a degree surface and says nothing for a lon/lat layer. The parameter help says the default is the environment's, and gp.env already treats "" as "no system". The UI trims before sending, but scripts and the assistant may send "" for an omitted value.
Suggested fix:
Suggested change
let given = p.get("crs").is_some_and(|v| !v.is_null());
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Bug (low-medium, ~90% the path exists): a refused gp.env call can still change the extent. The extent is written here, before the crs and cellSize checks at lines 384–404 can return Err. So {"extent": [...], "cellSize": -1} sets the extent and then fails. The comment at line 381 says "a bad one changes nothing". That is only true when the call has no extent. The old code had the same partial write for extent plus cellSize, so this is older, but the new crs check extends it.
Suggested fix: build the extent as a local in this block and assign s.project.gp_env.extent = e; after the projected/size checks (just before line 408).
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A refused gp.env call changes nothing. It's a mutating command, so Session::guarded snapshots the project first and restores it when the command fails, and the extent goes back with the rest. The test in 1e31569 now sends an extent with the refused system and cell size and asserts the environment is unchanged.
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Bug (medium-low, ~60%): the Wizard's cell-size box still carries a size across system changes. This re-opens the threads on this box. The clear runs only when the box goes empty↔filled, so two cases still carry a value silently:
Projected → projected (e.g. EPSG:32616 → a State Plane system in feet): a size typed for metres goes out in feet.
Environments → Degrees (line 837 area): the Wizard's box is empty, the environment's system is cleared, and the Wizard's hint changes to "cell size °". The value typed as metres (e.g. 250) is now sent as degrees.
The fix for thread 842 separated the Environments box, but the Wizard box still shares app.workflow.number. Suggested change: track the system the number was typed for (for example number_crs: Option<String>), and clear the number when the effective system differs from it, not only when the box toggles empty.
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Quality nit, for the release quality pass: this doc comment's first line runs past 100 columns, and the wrap is ragged. Reflow it to match the lines below.
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Quality nit, for the release quality pass: "until it is set" implies the box empties after Set Coordinate System succeeds, but nothing clears it. Either clear it on success or reword the comment.
"crs": "" in analysis.interpolate is treated as a given system, so it runs in degrees and ignores the environment's projected system. The help text says the default is the environment's. Confidence ~70%. Inline at crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs:1191, with a suggestion.
gp.env writes the extent before the crs/cellSize checks, so a refused call can still change the extent. The comment "a bad one changes nothing" is false when an extent is also given. The old code had the same partial write for extent plus cellSize. Confidence ~90% that the path exists. Inline at workflows.rs:379.
The Wizard's cell-size box still carries a size across system changes that its empty↔filled clear doesn't catch. Projected→projected keeps a metres size for a feet system. Clicking Environments → Degrees turns a typed 250 into a degree size. This is new evidence against the earlier threads at analysispane.rs 714 and 842. Confidence ~60%. Inline at analysispane.rs:704.
Security
None found.
Performance
None found. points_in has no Cancel check, which the doc comment already accepts.
Quality (for the release quality pass)
The first line of the raster_crs doc comment is overlong and ragged. Inline at tools.rs:3941.
The env_crs doc says "until it is set", but the box is never cleared. Inline at analysispane.rs:56.
AGENTS.md
No violations found in the changed code. Interface text uses tl! and i18n::fmt. The background path is used. The gp.env doc comment explains the UI-thread work.
I checked the interpolate_work env/extent/cell path, GpEnvironment::cell_in, the project load checks, the Crs serialization (custom systems save as PROJ text, so the u32 index is never saved), and the Environments pane's Degrees and Set Cell Size flows. Nothing else turned up.
Prior threads: 19 threads. I re-raised two (analysispane.rs 714 and 842), with the new evidence above. I left 17 alone because they were already answered or already raised.
Change size
Compared with main (merge base a411d53 to PR head 8706539), the whole PR.
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Minor · Reject invalid cell-size text instead of clearing the setting. · analysispane.rs:849
crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs:849 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Reject invalid cell-size text instead of clearing the setting.
If the user enters 25,000, parsing returns None and sends cellSize: null. gp.env treats that as a request to clear the projected cell size, rather than leaving it unchanged. Reject nonempty invalid text before sending the command.
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Update the cell-size parsing and command flow around app.workflow.env_cell so nonempty invalid text, such as “25,000”, is rejected before sending the command; do not convert it to null, which clears the existing projected cell size. Preserve the intended behavior for valid values and genuinely empty input.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/project.rs:
- Line 1338: Validate the saved `p.gp_env.projected` CRS against available
supported EPSG codes during load before retaining it; discard unsupported codes
and report them through the existing invalid-setting mechanism. Preserve the
current geographic and geocentric classification checks for supported CRSs.
Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs:
- Line 704: Update the CRS-change check around app.workflow.crs so it compares
the previous and current effective CRS values, rather than only whether the
field is empty; when the effective CRS changes, including between two nonempty
values, clear the cell size while preserving existing behavior when it does not
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- Line 849: Update the cell-size parsing and command flow around
app.workflow.env_cell so nonempty invalid text, such as “25,000”, is rejected
before sending the command; do not convert it to null, which clears the existing
projected cell size. Preserve the intended behavior for valid values and
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…es keep their sizes to their system (opengeos#1743)
Review fixes for the Geostatistical Wizard's coordinate system:
- An empty crs is none given, as null is, so the environment's system
still applies.
- Changing the Wizard's system in any way clears its cell size, not only
between empty and filled.
- The Environments cell box refuses text that isn't a number instead of
clearing the setting.
- Opening a project also leaves out an environment system this version
can't project to, with its notice.
- Tests: a refused gp.env call rolls back the extent too; an empty crs.
- Doc wording for raster_crs and the environment's system box.
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@coderabbitai The outside-diff finding in your review of 8706539 (reject invalid cell-size text instead of clearing the setting) is fixed in 1e31569: Set Cell Size in Environments clears the size only when its box is empty, and text that is not a number is refused with an error, with no command sent.
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Bug (medium, ~70%): the Wizard's cell-size box still carries a value across an Environments change. This is the case left from the earlier thread on this box. The projected-to-projected case is now covered, because this check clears the box on any change of the typed system text. It is not covered when the system changes through the Environments pane: Set Coordinate System (line 838) and Degrees (line 841) run gp.env and never touch app.workflow.number.
Failure: the environment is EPSG:32616, the Wizard box is left empty, and the user types 250 into it (metres). They click Degrees in Environments. The Wizard's hint flips to "cell size °", but 250 is still in the box, and Run sends cellSize: 250 as degrees. The reverse also happens: a degree value like 0.01 typed with no system is sent as metres after Set Coordinate System.
Suggested fix: record the system the number was typed for, and clear it when the effective system differs. The effective system is the Wizard's text, or the environment's system when the text is empty.
// in Workflow: pub number_system: String, the effective system `number` was typed forlet effective = if app.workflow.crs.trim().is_empty(){
app.session.project.gp_env.projected.map(|g| g.crs.code()).unwrap_or_default()}else{
app.workflow.crs.trim().to_string()};if effective != app.workflow.number_system{
app.workflow.number.clear();
app.workflow.number_system = effective;}
The Environments cell box (env_cell, line 847) has the same gap: its value stays after Degrees or Set Coordinate System. It is less risky, since Set Cell Size is an explicit click, but the same tracking would cover it.
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Bug (low, ~80% that it happens for the input given; the input is unusual): inf or NaN clears the cell size silently."inf".parse::<f64>() and "NaN".parse::<f64>() succeed. json!({"cellSize": v}) turns a non-finite f64 into null, so gp.env takes it as "clear the size". With a projected system set, that drops the metre setting with no error. The Wizard has the same path at analysispane.rs:714-716 (json!(c) becomes null, so f() falls back to the automatic size with no error).
Suggested fix: refuse non-finite text, and keep the empty-box clear as its own arm.
Wizard cell-size box carries a value across Environments changes (medium, ~70%). The box is cleared only when the Wizard's own system text changes. Set Coordinate System and Degrees in Environments never clear it, so a metre size typed with a projected system goes out as degrees after Degrees is clicked. Inline comment on analysispane.rs:704, with a suggested fix. The Environments cell box has the same gap (low).
inf or NaN in a cell-size box clears the size silently (low, ~80% for that input). json! turns non-finite values into null, so gp.env clears the size, and the Wizard falls back to the automatic size. Inline comment on analysispane.rs:852, with a suggested fix that also covers the Wizard line at 714.
Security
None found.
Performance
None found. The projection in points_in runs inside the background closure, and its doc comment says it has no Cancel check.
Quality
Left for the release quality pass: the reflow of the first doc-comment line in tools.rs (around line 3941), and the "until it is set" wording in analysispane.rs near line 56.
AGENTS.md
The screenshot URLs in the PR body point at a personal fork (Mavrick-F/rustgis-assets). AGENTS.md says screenshots live in opengeos/rustgis-assets, served at assets.rustgis.app. Confidence high. I could not post this as a PR-level comment, so it is here only.
Project-file change: I checked docs/maintaining.md. The optional-field kind is "any maintainer", and the PR author is a MEMBER who says they are a maintainer, so I did not re-raise it.
Checked and not a bug
The gp.env extent written before the crs and cellSize checks: Session::run restores the project when a mutating command fails (crates/engine/src/lib.rs), and the new test asserts the rollback.
The "crs": "" case that ignored the environment's system: fixed. given now treats an empty string as not given (workflows.rs around line 335).
Prior threads
Left alone: 13 concerns already answered by the author or a maintainer (saved-file tier, Cancel doc, EPSG:4326, Set Cell Size empty-box clear, quality points), plus those already resolved or fixed in the head commit (geocentric check, project load, notice ordering, latlong alias, Set Coordinate System clear).
Re-raised, with what is new: the Wizard cell-size carry-over (analysispane.rs:704).
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crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs
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crates/ui-egui/src/analysispane.rs
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crates/engine/src/project.rs
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crates/data/src/raster/crs.rs
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crates/analysis/src/tools.rs
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Summary
The Geostatistical Wizard (
analysis.interpolate) made its surface in degrees, and the environment's cell size (gp.env) could only be given in degrees. This is step 2 of #1743, following #1747'scrsfor Kriging and IDW Interpolation.crs. Given one, the points are projected into it,cellSizeis in its units, the environment's extent is converted into it, and the surface is made in it.gp.env={"crs": "EPSG:32616", "cellSize": 250}, or Set Coordinate System in Environments). Its cell size is then in that system's units. The Wizard uses it when the run gives nocrs; a run's owncrsandcellSizewin.gp.envchecks the system and the cell size before setting either. Setting the same system again keeps its cell size;nullgoes back to degrees. The answer gainsprojected({"crs", "cellSize"}), andcellSizestays the degree one.raster_crs,projected_crs,points_inandmin_padare now public inrustgis-analysis, andGpEnvironment::cell_inholds the rule for which cell size applies.Coordination: this adds optional parameters whose absence keeps today's behaviour, and an optional project-file field (
GpEnvironment.projected), the kind any maintainer can approve under docs/maintaining.md. The field is kept apart from the degreecell_size, so an older RustGIS opening the project reads only the degree setting. It keeps making the Wizard's rasters in degrees and never reads metres as degrees; if it saves the project, it loses the setting, not data or a different result. The question of making the layer's projected system the default is #1743's question 1 and goes in a separate pull request.Testing
cargo xtask ci, the wasm build ofrustgis-web, andpre-commit run --all-files.interpolation_in_a_projected_coordinate_system, on wells around Memphis read in UTM 16N:crs: 500 m cells in EPSG:32616, with no degrees note.crs: degrees, with a note naming UTM 16N.cell_sizestays empty.gp.envcall (EPSG:3857withcellSize: -1) changes nothing.crs, and a 500° cell size without a system.interpolation_says_the_features_it_leaves_out) passes unchanged.UI evidence
Before: the Wizard offers a cell size in degrees only.
After: the system box, whose hint shows the environment's system (here EPSG:3035), and a cell size in its units. The surface of the World Atlas cities is made in EPSG:3035 at 25 km cells over a European extent.
Before: Environments sets an extent and a cell size in degrees.
After: the rasters' system and cell size; Set Coordinate System (off while its box is empty) and Degrees, which clears the system.
Related issue
Part of #1743 (step 2, and question 3).
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