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fix(data): CSV and GPX exports say what they leave out - #1780
CSV and GPX exports dropped data without saying so, against the "never silent" rule:
CSV, line or polygon layer (or one that declares no geometry type): no geometry was written at all, only the attributes. The file read back as a standalone table.
CSV, point layer: a multipoint (or a line or polygon in a point layer) was written as one of its points, and one with no point at all (an empty multipoint) got empty coordinate cells.
GPX: every field but the name was dropped. Polygons became tracks along their outer rings, with their holes dropped. A multipoint became one waypoint per point.
Data Interop to KML or GPX: rows without geometry were left out. Export Features already counts these rows; Data Interop now does too.
GPX, a multipoint without any point: it gave no waypoint, so the row vanished. Both paths now count it as left out (io::gpx_left_out).
The export now says each of these, one notice per kind with a count (and, for GPX, the first five field names), like the Shapefile notices. A layer the format holds whole gets none.
rustgis_data::io::CsvLosses counts what CSV can't hold. A streamed CSV export adds it up chunk by chunk, in Exported::csv, as it already does for null_numbers.
rustgis_data::io::gpx_notes covers GPX, which is never streamed.
Export Features (share.exportLayer, and the web app's download), Export Table (share.exportTable, a standalone table can keep geometry) and Data Interop (data.convert, "format": "csv" or "gpx") all give the notices, through one helper, io::export_losses_notes. Geometry CSV doesn't write is counted by feature, whatever its kind, since a layer of one type can hold others.
io::name_field is now public, so the export names GPX waypoints from the same field the writer uses.
What CSV and GPX write is unchanged. This only says what they can't hold.
Testing
cargo xtask ci.
New csv_and_gpx_exports_say_what_they_leave_out exports a polygon layer with a hole and an extra field, and a point layer with a multipoint, to CSV and GPX through both commands, and checks each notice. A layer of points whose other field is empty gets none, in either format. It also converts a layer with a row without geometry to KML and GPX, and checks the count.
New gpx_counts_a_multipoint_without_points_as_left_out: a feature without geometry and an empty multipoint are both counted as left out of a GPX file, and a point isn't.
New csv_losses_count_geometry_a_layer_without_a_type_holds: a layer that declares no geometry type but holds a polygon counts it as not written, and a point layer's points count as kept.
The same test exports a standalone table holding a polygon to CSV and GPX through Export Table and checks the notices, and checks that a table of points gets none.
csv_losses_count_geometry_a_layer_without_a_type_holds also counts an empty multipoint in a point layer as not written.
The existing streamed-versus-whole export test now also checks that a streamed CSV export counts the same losses as one written from the whole layer.
Found by an export round-trip property test: generated layers were exported to each format, read back, and compared.
Related issue
None.
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New Features
CSV and GPX exports and conversions now provide notices about data that may not be preserved.
CSV notices describe geometries reduced to one point or omitted. GPX notices describe omitted attributes, polygon holes, multipoints written as individual waypoints, and features without drawable geometry.
KML exports and conversions now report features without drawable geometry. Table exports also report geometry-related losses where applicable.
Clean point-layer and point-table exports do not show loss notices.
CSV wrote no geometry for a line or polygon layer and one point of a
multipoint; GPX dropped every field but the name, wrote polygons as
tracks without their holes and multipoints as a waypoint per point. None
of it was said. CsvLosses (counted chunk by chunk when streamed) and
gpx_notes give one notice per kind with a count, in share.exportLayer
and data.convert; a layer the format holds whole gets none.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CSV and GPX export paths now count specific data losses and report them through export and conversion notices. Streamed CSV exports accumulate counts across chunks. Conversion also reports features without geometry for KML and GPX.
Changes: CSV and GPX export loss notices
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Summary
Define CSV and GPX loss rules crates/data/src/io.rs
CsvLosses counts CSV geometry losses and produces notes for nonzero counts. GPX helpers count features left out and report non-name attributes, polygon holes, and multipoint conversions. name_field is now public.
Carry CSV loss counts through exports crates/data/src/export.rs, crates/data/src/export/tests.rs
Exported carries CSV loss counts accumulated across streamed chunks. The parity test checks CSV counts against whole-feature calculations.
Add format-specific export and conversion notices crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs, crates/engine/src/tests.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs
Export and conversion paths add CSV or GPX loss notes. Conversion also reports features without geometry for KML and GPX. Tests cover loss notices and clean exports. Browser export notices are delivered only when the download succeeds.
sequenceDiagram
participant ExportPath
participant LossHelpers
participant NoticePath
ExportPath->>LossHelpers: Calculate or retrieve CSV and GPX losses
LossHelpers->>NoticePath: Return format-specific notes
NoticePath->>ExportPath: Attach notes to export or conversion result
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Possibly related issues
opengeos/RustGIS#1111: This change accumulates CSV loss counts across streamed chunks.
Possibly related PRs
opengeos/RustGIS#1152: Adds an Exported field and carries it through export notices.
opengeos/RustGIS#1146: Adds chunked CSV writing, which this change extends with accumulated loss counts.
opengeos/RustGIS#1433: Refactors export, conversion, and UI completion paths that this change updates with loss notices.
Suggested reviewers:giswqs, bearinmindcat
Merge Risk: Low · up to 2ed0b
The export notices now report CSV and GPX losses. Some loss notices can be hidden from the toast display when an export produces many, though they remain in Messages, and one CSV notice is imprecise. Neither blocks merging, but both are worth tidying.
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A rabbit checks each CSV line, And counts the shapes that won’t fit fine. GPX notes mark what’s left behind, While chunk by chunk the totals bind. The export ends; the notes are clear, Then hops the rabbit, pleased to cheer.
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Possible silent loss in the whole-layer CSV path (low-to-moderate confidence).CsvLosses::of returns nothing for GeometryType::None, and CsvWriter writes no geometry unless the declared type is Point. The streamed path in export.rs resolves a None layer's type from its first geometry (first_kind), so it reports losses. The whole-layer path (data.convert, and share.exportLayer through write_path_to) passes the declared None straight through, so a layer declared None that does hold polygons or points would lose its geometry with no notice. I could not confirm from here whether Dataset can reach that state after import. If it can, resolve the type the same way on both paths. If it can't, a comment saying so would prevent a later reader from re-raising this.
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Fixed in 25406f1. A layer that declares no geometry type gets no coordinate columns in CSV, so CsvLosses::of now counts its geometry as not written, and the notice names it generically ("the geometry of N features"), not as lines. This covers both share.exportLayer and data.convert. New csv_losses_count_geometry_a_layer_without_a_type_holds. cargo xtask ci passed.
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Minor: this scan runs over every feature for every non-streamed export, including GeoPackage, Shapefile and others that never use it. Only the CSV notice reads it, so limit the pass to CSV (the same as the streamed path does):
Suggested change
let csv = rustgis_data::io::CsvLosses::of(&ds.features, ds.geometry_type);
let csv = if ext == "csv"{rustgis_data::io::CsvLosses::of(&ds.features, ds.geometry_type)}else{Default::default()};
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Quality nits, grouped (left for the release quality pass):
"GPX holds a name for each feature, so 1 field wasn't written" reads as if the name is the reason the field was dropped. Clearer: "GPX keeps only a name for each feature, so 1 field wasn't written".
dbf_notice_name is a dBase helper, and it also truncates at 40 characters. GPX has no such limit, so a GPX notice can show a field name cut short without saying so. Either give GPX its own name helper or drop the truncation for this notice.
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Both are left for the release quality pass: the wording, and a GPX-specific name helper. The 40-character cap ends a cut name with …, so the cut is visible in the notice.
The change is sound overall: it adds the notices the "never silent" rule asks for, keeps the streamed and whole-layer CSV counts in step, and adds a test for both lossy and clean layers. There are no new unwraps, unsafe code, dependencies or wasm concerns. I found one possible silent loss, which I could not confirm from the diff.
Bugs
Whole-layer CSV path may drop geometry silently (crates/data/src/io.rs:2690), confidence low-to-moderate. CsvLosses::of returns nothing for a layer declared GeometryType::None, and the whole-layer path passes that declared type straight through. The streamed path resolves the type from the first geometry, so the two paths can disagree. Whether a None layer can hold geometry after import is unconfirmed.
Security
None found. The new code indexes nothing and only reads features through get().
Performance
Unneeded feature scan on every non-streamed export (crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs:644), confidence high, minor. CsvLosses::of runs for every format, but only the CSV notice uses it.
Quality
Doc wording (crates/data/src/io.rs:2670), confidence high, nit. "it has a point a row" should read "it holds a point a row".
GPX notice wording and helper (crates/data/src/io.rs:2751), confidence medium, nit. "GPX holds a name for each feature, so … wasn't written" reads as if the name causes the drop. dbf_notice_name is a dBase helper that also truncates at 40 characters, which GPX does not need.
AGENTS.md
No violations found. Notices are one per kind with a count, lossy and clean cases are both tested, no new background work is added, and the new code has no unwrap or expect outside tests.
I left 0 earlier concerns alone, because there were no prior review threads on this PR.
I posted four inline comments: one for the possible silent loss, one for the scan, and two grouped quality nits marked <!-- quality-sweep -->. The test was not run, because I had no shell access.
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Review comments at @crates/data/src/io.rs:
- Line 2690: Update the GeometryType::None match arm to count features that
contain geometry as unwritten, while leaving geometry-free features unchanged.
Use a generic notice that does not label the omitted geometries as lines, so the
same behavior covers to_csv and data.convert.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/workflows.rs:
- Line 1427: Update the GPX match arm in the `convert` flow to report how many
features are omitted because they lack geometry, using the existing
omitted-feature notice mechanism where available. Preserve the GPX notes and
ensure the notice identifies the output target and the omitted count.
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…what KML and GPX leave out
Review of opengeos#1780: a layer that declares no geometry type gets no
coordinate columns in CSV, so its geometry is now counted as not
written; Data Interop's KML and GPX now count rows without geometry,
as Export Features does; the CSV loss scan runs for CSV exports only.
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Grammar nit in the new notice: with two or more features the text reads "2 features have more than one point … and was written as one". The verb should be "were", and the singular and plural forms can't share one phrase. Rewording to a participle covers both cases:
Suggested change
"{target}: {what} more than one point (a multipoint, line or polygon) and was written as one, as CSV holds a point a row"
"{target}: {what} more than one point (a multipoint, line or polygon), written as one because CSV holds a point a row"
Wording point, so it can wait for the release quality pass if you prefer.
I read the full diff and the surrounding writers (to_gpx, to_kml, CsvWriter, streamed write_chunks_to, write_layer, convert). I found no bugs, crash paths, or silent-loss gaps in the new code. I could not compile or run the tests in this environment, so the new test and the Exported changes are verified by reading only.
Bugs
None found. Each notice's count matches what its writer actually drops. KML and GPX skip only geometry: None, and CSV counts agree with CsvWriter on both the whole-layer path (declared type) and the streamed path (first geometry's type). Confidence: high.
Security
None found.
Performance
gpx_notes (crates/data/src/io.rs, the field filter): for each field it runs drawn().any(...), which scans every feature when the field is empty everywhere. That is O(fields × features), the same order as the writer and only on GPX export. Low impact; one pass per field would be cheaper if it ever matters. Confidence: low.
data.convert is synchronous, so the extra CSV and GPX passes run on the UI thread. That behaviour predates this PR, and the added passes are the same complexity class, so I did not raise it. Confidence: medium.
Quality
Grammar in the CSV notice: "2 features have … and was written as one". I posted an inline comment with a suggestion. This is a wording point and can wait for the release quality pass.
left_out_note (existing text, now also shown by data.convert) says "1 features without drawable geometry were left out". The fix belongs on a line this PR doesn't change, so I did not post it inline. It can go in the quality pass.
gpx_notes counts polygon features, not polygon parts, so a multipart polygon is reported as "1 polygon". Wording only. Confidence: medium.
AGENTS.md
The changes follow the never-silent rule: one notice per kind with a count, on both share.exportLayer and data.convert, and no notice for clean layers. The new test covers both directions. The existing streamed-versus-whole test checks that CSV losses match.
The csv_losses_count_geometry_a_layer_without_a_type_holds test covers the undeclared-type case.
The new data.convert notices are emitted through s.notify, as the rules require.
Earlier review threads
Six threads were already on this PR. I left all six alone and did not re-raise them. Four are already addressed in the current code, two are quality points deferred to the release quality pass, and none had a reply from a maintainer.
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Review comments at @crates/data/src/io.rs:
- Around line 2709-2710: Update the omitted-geometry notice around the
GeometryType match so it does not describe every omitted item using the layer’s
geometry type. Use a generic “features” label or report counts by actual
geometry kind, ensuring the notice does not imply that other omitted geometries
were preserved.
- Line 2715: Update the CSV geometry warning in the `data.convert` guidance to
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- Line 1432: Update the omitted-feature counting in both GPX conversion and
layer export so `without` includes features whose geometry is `None` and
`Some(Geometry::MultiPoint(vec![]))`; ensure `gpx_notes` reports those empty
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Review of opengeos#1780: geometry CSV doesn't write is counted by feature, as a
layer of one type can hold others; the notice no longer points to Data
Interop's CSV with WKT, which converts only a streamed layer's loaded
features; a multipoint without a point gives no GPX waypoint, so it is
counted as left out (io::gpx_left_out) in export and Data Interop.
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Minor · Count geometries without a CSV point as unwritten. · io.rs:2689-2690
crates/data/src/io.rs:2689-2690 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Count geometries without a CSV point as unwritten.
In a point layer, an empty multipoint produces blank coordinate cells but no loss notice. A polygon without a label point also produces blank cells, but the notice says it was written as one point. Use label_point() to count these geometries as unwritten.
Suggested fix
- /// Features of a line or polygon layer (or one that declares no type) whose geometry isn't- /// written.+ /// Features whose geometry isn't written.
pub unwritten: usize,
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Review comment at @crates/data/src/io.rs around lines 2689 - 2690:
In the point-layer geometry match, use `g.label_point()` to increment `out.unwritten` when no CSV point can be produced; place this check before the empty `MultiPoint` arm so empty multipoints are counted. Preserve the existing handling for geometries with a label point, and update the `unwritten` documentation to describe all geometries whose geometry is not written.
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Review comments at @crates/data/src/io.rs:
- Around line 2689-2690: In the point-layer geometry match, use
`g.label_point()` to increment `out.unwritten` when no CSV point can be
produced; place this check before the empty `MultiPoint` arm so empty
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Gap: Export Table to CSV or GPX still drops silently (medium-high confidence).share.exportTable (lines 34-68) writes a table with write_path_to and notifies only left_out_note, export_notes and the dBase notes. It never calls CsvLosses::of(..).notes or gpx_notes. The comment at line 44 says tables can keep geometry, so a table with geometry exported to CSV loses it with no notice, and a GPX export loses fields and polygon holes. Add the same two dispatches there.
The same omission is in the browser's ui.exportLayer branch (crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs around line 4125), which has no CSV or GPX notices either.
The dispatch is now in three places (write_layer, convert, and the two missing ones). A shared helper in io, such as export_losses_notes(ds, ext, name_field, target) -> Vec<String>, would cover all of them. There are no tests for either path yet. Please add one that exports a table with geometry to CSV and GPX, and a clean table that gets no notice.
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Fixed in 2ed0b33. The new io::export_losses_notes(ds, ext, name_field, target) gives the CSV and GPX notices for a whole dataset. Export Table and the web app's ui.exportLayer download now call it, and so does data.convert. share.exportLayer keeps its chunk-by-chunk CSV count for streamed exports. csv_and_gpx_exports_say_what_they_leave_out now exports a table holding a polygon to CSV and GPX through Export Table, and checks that a table of points gets no notice. cargo xtask ci passed.
Silent loss in two export paths the PR does not cover (medium-high confidence). The new CSV and GPX notices are added only to share.exportLayer (desktop and CLI) and data.convert. Two other paths still drop data without saying so:
share.exportTable (crates/engine/src/cmd/share.rs, lines 34–68) writes tables to CSV and GPX without calling CsvLosses::of(..).notes or gpx_notes. The comment at line 44 says tables can keep geometry, so a table with geometry loses it in CSV, and a GPX export loses its extra fields and polygon holes.
The browser's ui.exportLayer branch (crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs, around lines 4113–4135) also has no CSV or GPX notices. A web user exporting a polygon layer to CSV, or a GPX file with holes or extra fields, gets the loss the PR set out to fix.
Neither path has a test. Please add one that exports a table with geometry to CSV and GPX, and a clean table that gets no notice.
Edge case in the CSV "written as one point" notice (low confidence).label_point() returns None for a degenerate line or polygon in a point layer, such as one with no valid rings. CsvLosses::of still counts that feature as as_one_point, and the notice says it "was written as one". Nothing was written for it. The loss is still reported, but the wording is wrong for that case.
Security
No issues found. The new code uses get() and saturating counts, has no unwrap in non-test code, and flattens field names through dbf_notice_name.
Performance
data.convert is a view command with no background path. The PR adds full-layer scans (CsvLosses::of, gpx_left_out, gpx_notes) to it without a Cancel check (low confidence on impact, since the conversion already runs on the UI thread). The background path is not added by this PR, so it is not a new violation.
gpx_notes checks drawn().any(..) once per field, which is O(fields × features) when the values are null. One pass that tracks which fields hold a value would avoid that (low).
Quality
The CSV/GPX notice dispatch now sits in write_layer and convert, and is missing from the two paths above. A shared helper in io, such as export_losses_notes(ds, ext, name_field, target) -> Vec<String>, would keep them in step.
convert recomputes the KML count with an inline filter, although io::without_geometry already exists (private, nit).
Earlier threads on wording, the "1 features" grammar, the GPX field-name truncation and the grammar of the plural CSV notice are still open. I left them for the release quality pass and did not repost them.
AGENTS.md
"Never silent" is broken in the two gaps above. The "test both ways" rule is not met for those paths.
Clippy -D warnings, unwrap and unsafe rules: no violations found in the diff.
Earlier review threads: there are 10 on this PR. Seven were fixed in 25406f1 or 9b90e2e and are resolved or outdated. Three are open quality points. I left all 10 alone, since none of the code they point at has a problem that is still open. The two gaps above are new.
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Review of opengeos#1780: Export Table and the web app's Export Features wrote
CSV and GPX without the new notices. io::export_losses_notes gives them
for a whole dataset and is used there and by Data Interop. In a point
layer, a geometry without a point to write (an empty multipoint) is now
counted as not written in CSV, rather than as written as one point.
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Follow-up to the latest code review and to CodeRabbit's outside-diff finding, in 2ed0b33:
Export Table and the web export: fixed through the shared io::export_losses_notes. See the inline reply.
"Written as one point" for a shape with no point (Claude review, and CodeRabbit's outside-diff comment on io.rs:2689): fixed. In a point layer, a geometry without a label_point(), such as an empty multipoint or a polygon with no rings, is now counted as geometry not written, not as written as one point. Covered in csv_losses_count_geometry_a_layer_without_a_type_holds.
data.convert scans without Cancel, and gpx_notes being O(fields × features): left for the release quality pass. data.convert already runs whole on the UI thread, so moving it to a background path is outside this PR.
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Review comments at @crates/data/src/io.rs:
- Line 2712: Update the CSV omission notice in the `notes.push` call to clarify
that coordinate columns are written only for point layers and that geometry
without a usable point is omitted; retain the notice’s existing context about
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Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:
- Line 4126: Update the export-loss notice flow around `io::export_losses_notes`
so every loss notice is surfaced when an export produces more than three
notices; do not let the three-notice limit in `chrome::notices` hide any of
them. Preserve the existing Messages entries while ensuring users can see all
export-loss notices.
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Summary
CSV and GPX exports dropped data without saying so, against the "never silent" rule:
io::gpx_left_out).The export now says each of these, one notice per kind with a count (and, for GPX, the first five field names), like the Shapefile notices. A layer the format holds whole gets none.
rustgis_data::io::CsvLossescounts what CSV can't hold. A streamed CSV export adds it up chunk by chunk, inExported::csv, as it already does fornull_numbers.rustgis_data::io::gpx_notescovers GPX, which is never streamed.share.exportLayer, and the web app's download), Export Table (share.exportTable, a standalone table can keep geometry) and Data Interop (data.convert,"format": "csv"or"gpx") all give the notices, through one helper,io::export_losses_notes. Geometry CSV doesn't write is counted by feature, whatever its kind, since a layer of one type can hold others.io::name_fieldis now public, so the export names GPX waypoints from the same field the writer uses.What CSV and GPX write is unchanged. This only says what they can't hold.
Testing
cargo xtask ci.csv_and_gpx_exports_say_what_they_leave_outexports a polygon layer with a hole and an extra field, and a point layer with a multipoint, to CSV and GPX through both commands, and checks each notice. A layer of points whose other field is empty gets none, in either format. It also converts a layer with a row without geometry to KML and GPX, and checks the count.gpx_counts_a_multipoint_without_points_as_left_out: a feature without geometry and an empty multipoint are both counted as left out of a GPX file, and a point isn't.csv_losses_count_geometry_a_layer_without_a_type_holds: a layer that declares no geometry type but holds a polygon counts it as not written, and a point layer's points count as kept.csv_losses_count_geometry_a_layer_without_a_type_holdsalso counts an empty multipoint in a point layer as not written.Found by an export round-trip property test: generated layers were exported to each format, read back, and compared.
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