{"name": "FiberQ", "package_name": "fiberq", "version": "1.4.0", "experimental": false, "qgis_min": "3.22.0", "qgis_max": "4.99.0", "downloads": 266, "uploaded_by": "vukovicvl", "upload_datetime": "2026-08-17T14:36:06.414075", "changelog": "FiberQ 1.4.0 - Project validation: find the problems before the client does\r\n\r\nNew\r\n* Validate project: fourteen checks over the whole design - topology and\r\n  connectivity, referential integrity, feature identity, required attributes,\r\n  value domains, length coherence, CRS consistency and geometry health.\r\n  Results appear in a dockable panel; filter by severity, layer or rule, and\r\n  click any issue to jump to it on the map.\r\n* Export the results as a self-contained HTML report for handover, JSON for\r\n  tooling, or CSV for spreadsheets.\r\n* Recalculate lengths: rewrites stored lengths that disagree with the drawn\r\n  geometry. It shows exactly what will change before writing anything, and\r\n  never touches slack values.\r\n\r\nFixed\r\n* Lengths are now measured on the project ellipsoid - true metres on the\r\n  ground - everywhere. Routes and cables previously stored the length in map\r\n  units, which in Web Mercator is inflated by 1/cos(latitude): about 1.4x at\r\n  Serbian latitudes, 1.86x in Finland. Pipes were already correct, so a trench\r\n  and the duct inside it could disagree by that margin in the same project.\r\n  New features are measured correctly; use \"Recalculate lengths\" to repair\r\n  existing ones.\r\n* A fibre break could be recorded against a route or a duct instead of a\r\n  cable. The tool now targets cable layers only, and the validator reports the\r\n  bad references already in your projects.\r\n* Shipped layer styles named a Windows-only font, so labels rendered with a\r\n  substituted font on Linux and macOS.\r\n* Opening a project saved in QGIS 4 no longer re-runs the schema migration in\r\n  QGIS 3.\r\n* Placing an extension or a fibre break no longer creates an empty \"Poles\"\r\n  layer as a side effect.\r\n\r\nAlso\r\n* The plugin is now translatable - English source catalogue and tooling are in\r\n  place, and translations are welcome. See docs/TRANSLATING.md.\r\n* Documentation: docs/validation-rules.md explains every rule and what to do\r\n  about a finding. docs/samples/ ships a small demo project you can open and\r\n  validate yourself, alongside the report it produces.\r\n* Tested on QGIS 3.40 and 4.2, on projects created by earlier FiberQ versions\r\n  and on new ones.\r\n\r\nThe validation engine and its reporting were developed with support from the\r\nNLnet NGI0 Commons Fund. The length-measurement fix, the stray-layer fix, the\r\ni18n groundwork and the support links were not funded by it.", "external_deps": null, "download_url": "https://plugins.qgis.org/plugins/fiberq/version/1.4.0/download/"}