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feat(layout): a publication's coverage grid as an image, on request (#1379) - #1831
layout.publication places its surrounds on a coverage grid of the frame: which cells the map draws (#1392, 384 cells along the frame's longer side). When a surround moves, or doesn't, the only way to see why is to guess from the exported map. The proposal asked for "coverage": "path.png".
What changes
"coverage": "path.png" writes the grid the placement searched, the one it settled on, as an image. It isn't drawn again. The image uses three pixels a cell:
a cell the map draws: dark grey;
a free cell: white;
the strips the graticule's labels keep, which the search leaves out: tinted blue (dark blue where drawn, light blue where free);
each surround placed over the map (locator, north arrow, legend, scale bar): outlined in red.
Under the veil (#1725), the image shows the grid with what lies outside the extent counted free, as the search saw it. After a move or a scale change, it is the grid of the frame as drawn.
The answer gives "coverage": "path.png", or null when none was asked or it couldn't be written.
Files
The path is checked before anything changes: a .png, or the command is refused.
Asking for it adds the Files effect to the command (policy::effects::declared), as a path does for other commands. Without it, layout.publication reaches no files, as before.
The file is written with write_atomic, as layout.export and layout.save write theirs. By then the layout is made, so a file that can't be written (a missing folder) is a warning in the answer, and the layout is kept.
Result
Espírito Santo, A4 portrait. The coverage image (left) and the sheet (right):
The land of the four states is drawn everywhere, so the sea at the right is the only free part. The north arrow, the locator and the legend sit there, from the top down; the scale bar (63 mm wide on main; #1826 sizes it to its bar) went to the bottom edge, over a little of the coast. The tinted strips at the edges are the graticule's labels.
Tests
publication_writes_its_coverage_grid (engine): the file is written and named in the answer, three pixels a cell with 384 cells along the longer side, with dark, white, tinted and red outline pixels; Files is declared only when it is asked for; a path that isn't a .png (or isn't text) is refused with no layout made; a folder that doesn't exist gives a warning, no path in the answer, and the layout all the same; without it, no warning.
cargo fmt, cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -D warnings, and the engine, map and render tests pass locally (Windows), except two engine tests that fail here for local reasons only, on main too: gdal_formats_open (needs GDAL 3.8) and reload::wrong_geometry (the Windows error message is in Portuguese here).
Limits
The image is the frame's grid, not the page: surrounds in a side column (panel, editorial and modular styles) aren't on it.
Three pixels a cell gives about 1,150 pixels along the longer side, whatever the sheet.
…s#1379)
"coverage": "path.png" writes the grid the placement searched, as it
settled on it, three pixels a cell: what the map draws dark, free cells
white, both tinted blue in the strips the graticule's labels keep, and
the surrounds placed over the map outlined in red. The answer gives the
path. Asking for it adds the Files effect; the path is checked before
anything changes, and a file that can't be written is a warning, the
layout kept.
Part of opengeos#1379.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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layout.publication accepts an optional PNG path and can write an image of the placement search grid. It reports the output path on success, warns if coverage data is missing or writing fails, and declares a file effect when coverage output is requested.
Changes: Publication coverage output
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Summary
Validate and write publication coverage crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs, crates/engine/src/policy/effects.rs, crates/engine/src/tests.rs, docs/user-guide/layouts.md
The command validates an optional .png path and writes a three-pixel-per-cell image of the placement grid, label margins, and placed surrounds. Missing coverage data and write failures produce warnings without preventing layout creation. The file effect, tests, and guide cover the optional output.
sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant publication as layout.publication
participant renderer as coverage_png
participant File
Caller->>publication: Supply optional coverage PNG path
publication->>renderer: Render placement grid and placed surrounds
renderer-->>publication: Return PNG data
publication->>File: Atomically write PNG
publication-->>Caller: Return coverage path or null
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Possibly related issues
opengeos/RustGIS#1379: The issue includes a coverage image for the placement search grid, label bands, and placed surrounds. This PR implements that item; the other listed layout tasks remain unaddressed.
Possibly related PRs
opengeos/RustGIS#1725: Changes the frame-coverage search data that this PR renders as a PNG.
opengeos/RustGIS#709: Adds the frame-coverage data and surround placement that this PR renders.
Suggested reviewers:giswqs, pick2510
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The optional coverage image for layout.publication is documented as covering only the map frame, with side-column surrounds excluded. No concrete merge-blocking risk remains.
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A rabbit watches dark squares spread, And white paths wind where cells are free. Blue bands mark the margins’ edge, Red outlines frame the surrounds neatly. A PNG hops from the search to disk, Then rests beside the map.
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No bugs, security problems, or crash paths found. The PR adds a "coverage": "*.png" option to layout.publication that writes the placement's coverage grid as an image. I checked the new code against the call site, the types, dependencies, the effects declaration and the tests. Nothing needs a fix before merge. Nothing is posted inline; the points below are minor.
Bugs
None found. The grid written is the same one the placement settled on: coverage is reassigned together with center, scale and map_shift at crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs:2088. The grid has the veil applied, which matches the doc comment's "counted free". Confidence: high.
Minor: Rect::from_xywh returns None for a zero-size or non-finite surround, and coverage_png skips it with if let Some(r) (layout.rs:2543). That surround is then left out of the red outlines with no notice. This only affects the diagnostic image and needs a degenerate rect, so it is low impact. Confidence: low (about 30%).
Security
None found. The path is validated before the layout is made, and Effect::Files is declared from the same coverage check (crates/engine/src/policy/effects.rs:63), so the assistant's approval gate sees it. The write overwrites an existing file without asking, as layout.export does; that is consistent with the existing exports.
Performance
None found. The extra work is one 384-cell grid draw (already done for the placement) plus a PNG encode of about 1,150 px. The publication command was already synchronous, and this adds only a small file write.
Quality
docs/user-guide/layouts.md (about line 186): the new coverage sentence sits between "moved off their corners" and "Where nowhere is freer, a surround stays", so that sentence now seems to refer to the grid. The new text also makes one very long line. Suggest moving the coverage sentence after the "One warning…" sentence and rewrapping. Left for the release quality pass. Confidence: high.
AGENTS.md
Compliant. No unwrap/expect in non-test code (the ? on ok_or converts &str into String). Lossy or failing output is reported: a failed write is a warning, and a grid that couldn't be drawn is also a warning. Both directions are tested. tiny-skia is an unconditional engine dependency and write_atomic is unconditional in rustgis_data::io, so the wasm build should not break. In the browser, std::fs returns an error, so coverage gives a warning and the layout is still made (io.rs:735). layout.save and layout.export have the same behaviour. Confidence: medium.
Test coverage matches the rules: the test checks clean input gives no warning and refused or unwritable input gives a notice. The image dev-dependency is available for non-wasm test builds.
Earlier review threads: none. prior-reviews.json is empty, so I left 0 earlier concerns alone.
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Compared with the base branch, merge base 44715b7 to PR head 84fdef1. Sizes are file sizes.
…pengeos#1379)
Review round 1 on opengeos#1831: the sentence no longer splits the one on what
stays put from the paragraph it belongs to, and is rewrapped.
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Docs: the coverage sentence now comes after the warnings, so "Where nowhere is freer, a surround stays" follows "moved off their corners" again, and it is rewrapped.
A zero-size surround left off the outlines: the surrounds layout.publication places all have a positive size (the smallest is the north arrow), so Rect::from_xywh doesn't refuse one here. No change.
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Bug (medium confidence, high on the mechanics): the coverage PNG is written here, but the MAX_LAYOUTS check a few lines below (if s.project.layouts.len() >= crate::project::MAX_LAYOUTS { return Err(...) }) can still fail. When a project is at the layout cap and "coverage" is asked for, the file is written to disk and the command then returns an error, so the answer is an error yet a file has changed. This contradicts the comment above ("The layout is made by then") and the test doc's "refused ... with nothing changed" spirit.
Suggested fix: move the MAX_LAYOUTS check above this block, so a refusal happens before anything is written. Alternatively, move the coverage block after s.project.layouts.push(l), which is when the layout is actually made. Either way, add a case to publication_writes_its_coverage_grid that fills the layouts to the cap and asserts that no file appears.
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Confirmed and fixed in 26498a8: the layout cap is now checked before the coverage block, so nothing below the write refuses the layout. publication_writes_its_coverage_grid fills the project to MAX_LAYOUTS and checks the command is refused with no file written.
Coverage PNG is written even when the command then fails (crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs:2480). The file is written before the MAX_LAYOUTS check, so a project at the layout cap gets a PNG on disk plus an error answer. The new test doesn't cover the cap. Confidence: medium-high (the mechanics are clear from the code; the impact is limited to the cap case). Posted inline with a fix.
Security
None found. The .png suffix check runs before any change, and Effect::Files is declared only when coverage is non-null, matching the parser. Writes go through write_atomic. Confidence: high.
Performance
None worth raising. The grid is capped at 384 cells and the image is about 1,150 px on its longer side. Confidence: high.
Quality
The comment at layout.rs:2476-2478 says "The layout is made by then", which is inaccurate because the layout is not pushed until after the cap check. Fold this into the bug fix above. Confidence: high.
coverage_png handles zero-sized grids safely: Pixmap::new returns None before the i % gw loop runs. Confidence: high.
AGENTS.md
Never silent: the write failure and the "map couldn't be drawn" case both produce warnings, and the bad path is refused with an error. Compliant.
Hostile params: the hostile_params_never_panic junk values don't include .png strings, so the new path doesn't add a write there. Compliant.
Layering, wasm and translatable text: the change is in the engine, uses tiny_skia and image (both already dependencies), and adds no UI strings. Compliant.
Never hold the window: the PNG encode is small and runs on the UI thread with the rest of layout.publication. I didn't flag it. Confidence: medium.
Prior reviews: none on this PR, so I left no earlier concerns alone.
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…pengeos#1379)
Review on opengeos#1831: the layout cap was checked after the coverage PNG was
written, so a project holding all the layouts it can got the file and
an error. The cap is now checked first; tested.
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I found no bugs, security issues, or AGENTS.md violations in the changed lines. I posted no inline comments because nothing rose to the level of an inline comment.
Bugs: none found. Confidence: high. I traced the new coverage path through layout.publication:
The coverage value is validated before any work, and a non-.png or non-string value is refused with nothing changed.
The layout-cap check now runs before the file is written, which resolves the earlier concern.
The grid is taken from the variable that the move search reassigns, so the image shows the grid of the frame as drawn.
coverage_png returns early on an empty pixmap, so the i % gw division can't reach zero.
Out-of-range rectangles are clipped by tiny-skia rather than panicking.
Security: none found. Confidence: high. A .png path can write anywhere the process can, but declared() adds Effect::Files whenever coverage is non-null, so assistant, MCP and plugin ingress go through approval, as with other file-writing commands.
Performance: none found. Confidence: high. The PNG is at most about 1152×1152 pixels and is produced from a grid that the command already computes. Nothing grows with the input, so no background path is needed.
Quality: two nits, both test-coverage points. Confidence: medium. Per AGENTS.md these may wait for the release quality pass.
publication_writes_its_coverage_grid covers only the unmoved, unveiled case. The colouring of veiled cells (cut by clip) and of cropped grids (crop_cells, whose width is rounded and so is not exactly 384) has no test.
The hostile-params junk list in tests.rs has no coverage key. This is a nit, not a gap in a crash fix.
AGENTS.md: compliant. Confidence: high. Checked against the rules:
Never crash: no new unwrap or expect in non-test code.
Never silent: a failed write and a missing grid are each reported as a warning; the no-coverage case gives no warning. Both are tested.
Never hold the window: the write is fixed-size, and the map draw it reuses was already there.
Wasm: the new code uses rustgis_data::io::write_atomic, the same call layout.export already makes in this file.
Earlier concerns: I left 1 alone. The thread on the layout-cap ordering is already fixed in 26498a8 and the author confirmed it, so I did not raise it again.
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base 44715b7 to PR head 26498a8).
Read the diff, the surrounding layout.rs (the frame loop, area, placed, the MAX_LAYOUTS check and write_atomic), render::layout::frame_coverage_judged_on and the grid's row-major, top-left order, the hostile_params_never_panic junk list, and the image feature set. I could not compile or run the tests here (no shell), so the checks below are by reading. The APIs the new code and tests call (tiny_skia stroke/fill/encode, command_effects, Effect, write_atomic, image::open with the png feature) exist with matching signatures.
Bugs: None found. The earlier concern that the coverage PNG was written before the MAX_LAYOUTS refusal is fixed in 26498a8: the check now runs before the write, and the test fills the project to the cap and asserts no file appears. Coverage cells are row-major from the top-left, which matches the pixel layout used in coverage_png, and placed and area are in the same page-mm frame as (fx, fy, fw, fh). Confidence: high.
Security: None found. Writing to a user-chosen path only happens when coverage is asked for, and the Files effect is declared in that case, so the Assistant's approval gate covers it. Confidence: high.
Performance: None found. The PNG encode is a fixed 384-cell grid at 3 px a cell, and the map draw it reuses already runs on every publication. The write is synchronous on the UI thread, but its work doesn't grow with input, so the background-run rule doesn't apply. Confidence: medium-high.
Quality (nits, for the release quality pass; not posted inline):
The "no warning without it" assertion in publication_writes_its_coverage_grid checks warnings.to_string().contains("coverage"). Any future warning that mentions coverage would break it. Matching the exact "the coverage image isn't written" text would be sturdier.
policy::effects::declared declares Files for any non-null coverage, including values the command then refuses. This is harmless, since it is the conservative direction.
write_atomic replaces an existing file at the chosen path without a check. layout.export does the same, so it is consistent with the codebase. Confidence: low that it needs a change.
AGENTS.md: Complies as far as I can tell. Warnings go through the answer's warnings list, the same way the rest of publication reports. Refusals, lossy writes and clean runs are each tested. The coverage path is validated before anything changes. No new assets or dependencies.
Earlier concerns: 1 left alone (the MAX_LAYOUTS ordering thread; the author's fix is in the code, which I verified).
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/tests.rs:
- Around line 41670-41671: The test may reuse a directory containing a stale
full.png; after defining the output path and before the rejected
layout.publication request, remove any existing full.png while allowing the file
to be absent.
Review comments at @docs/user-guide/layouts.md:
- Around line 59-60: Update the coverage-image description to clarify that it
shows only the frame and outlines only surrounds placed over that frame; note
that side-column locators or legends using "style": "panel" and text boxes
around the frame are not drawn.
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Low confidence (AGENTS.md, browser): the coverage PNG is written straight to disk with rustgis_data::io::write_atomic. AGENTS.md says file access goes through Services on the web. This matches layout.save (line 137), so it is not a new pattern, but in the browser write_atomic will fail at runtime. The result is a warning, not a crash, and the warning is not silent. The fix is not small, since it needs a Services route for a PNG write, so no suggestion. Worth a look before the web build of this command is advertised as supporting "coverage".
None found. I checked the paths that could cause data loss or a crash:
The MAX_LAYOUTS cap check now runs before the file write, so a refused request writes nothing. This fixes the earlier thread.
Zero-sized grids return an error from Pixmap::new before any indexing or division.
The coverage grid is the one the placement settled on, including after a move, a scale change, or a veil.
Write failures are reported as a warning and the layout is kept.
Not verified: I could not build or run the tests here. The test assertions read correctly against the code.
Security
None found. The Files effect is declared whenever coverage is non-null, so the assistant's approval gate applies. The path is validated as .png before anything changes.
Performance
None found. The grid is capped at 384 cells, so the PNG is a fixed size (about 1152 px on the longer side). The write runs on the UI thread, which is acceptable at that size, but it is not a background path.
Quality
Test coverage gap: the image assertions (384 * 3 on the longer side, colour counts) only run on the unmoved grid. A moved map is cropped through crop_cells, which gives a different grid size, and the moved path is the case the feature is for. Not checked whether the test extent triggers a move. Confidence: medium.
coverage_png sits in cmd/layout.rs, next to the command, rather than in render::layout beside frame_coverage. Confidence: low. Left for the release quality pass.
Test hygiene: remove_dir_all(dir).unwrap() leaks the temp dir if an assertion fails first. The "without it" check (!warnings.contains("coverage")) is loose. Confidence: high, minor.
AGENTS.md
Browser file access (low confidence): write_atomic goes straight to the filesystem, not through Services, as AGENTS.md asks for the web. This follows layout.save, and in the browser the result is a warning, not a crash. Posted as an inline comment on crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs:2489.
Everything else checks out: no unwrap/expect in non-test code, the new doc comment is present, the docs match the code (frame only, surrounds outlined in red), and the warning is reported.
Prior concerns: 3 threads already on this PR (the MAX_LAYOUTS ordering, the docs scope note, and the stale full.png in the test). All three are addressed in the current head, so I did not re-raise them.
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Compared with the base branch: the whole PR against main (merge base 44715b7 to PR head 828cf44).
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Publication layouts: the coverage grid as an image, on request
Part of #1379 (item 3 of "Left to do").
The problem
layout.publicationplaces its surrounds on a coverage grid of the frame: which cells the map draws (#1392, 384 cells along the frame's longer side). When a surround moves, or doesn't, the only way to see why is to guess from the exported map. The proposal asked for"coverage": "path.png".What changes
"coverage": "path.png"writes the grid the placement searched, the one it settled on, as an image. It isn't drawn again. The image uses three pixels a cell:Under the veil (#1725), the image shows the grid with what lies outside the extent counted free, as the search saw it. After a move or a scale change, it is the grid of the frame as drawn.
The answer gives
"coverage": "path.png", ornullwhen none was asked or it couldn't be written.Files
.png, or the command is refused.Fileseffect to the command (policy::effects::declared), as a path does for other commands. Without it,layout.publicationreaches no files, as before.write_atomic, aslayout.exportandlayout.savewrite theirs. By then the layout is made, so a file that can't be written (a missing folder) is a warning in the answer, and the layout is kept.Result
Espírito Santo, A4 portrait. The coverage image (left) and the sheet (right):
The land of the four states is drawn everywhere, so the sea at the right is the only free part. The north arrow, the locator and the legend sit there, from the top down; the scale bar (63 mm wide on
main; #1826 sizes it to its bar) went to the bottom edge, over a little of the coast. The tinted strips at the edges are the graticule's labels.Tests
publication_writes_its_coverage_grid(engine): the file is written and named in the answer, three pixels a cell with 384 cells along the longer side, with dark, white, tinted and red outline pixels;Filesis declared only when it is asked for; a path that isn't a.png(or isn't text) is refused with no layout made; a folder that doesn't exist gives a warning, no path in the answer, and the layout all the same; without it, no warning.cargo fmt,cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -D warnings, and the engine, map and render tests pass locally (Windows), except two engine tests that fail here for local reasons only, onmaintoo:gdal_formats_open(needs GDAL 3.8) andreload::wrong_geometry(the Windows error message is in Portuguese here).Limits
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