{"name": "Infrared City GIS", "package_name": "infrared_city_gis", "version": "1.1.3", "experimental": false, "qgis_min": "3.44.0", "qgis_max": "3.99.0", "downloads": 32, "uploaded_by": "daniellepold", "upload_datetime": "2026-08-13T07:02:39.604715", "changelog": "1.1.3\n- Fix: automated qgis code test fixes\n1.1.2\n- Fix: ground-material surfaces are stacked in the platform's canonical order (asphalt, concrete, water, soil, vegetation) \u2014 overlapping surfaces now resolve to the correct material in thermal comfort analyses\n1.1.1\n- Fix: single-tile simulation mode is kept when the Run Simulation dialog is closed without running \u2014 re-opening (with the tile still selected) stays in single-tile mode instead of falling back to area mode\n- SDK bumped to infrared-sdk>=0.4.11\n1.1.0\n- Fix: weather-file queries moved to the api.infrared.city SDK endpoint (legacy endpoint rejected newly issued API keys with HTTP 401)\n- API key is verified against the server on save; invalid keys are not stored and toolbar actions stay disabled until a valid key is saved\n- Declared QGIS compatibility capped at 3.x (qgisMaximumVersion=3.99)\n1.0.0\n- First stable release\n- Ground materials: fetch editable surface layers (asphalt, concrete, vegetation, soil, water, building) and include them in thermal / solar simulations\n- Trees: submit any OpenStreetMap tree layer \u2014 trees are typed from their own species / genus / leaf_type tags (no manual tagging needed)\n- Single-tile simulation mode (~10 tokens) alongside full-area runs\n- Upload a local EPW weather file for weather-based analyses (PWC / UTCI / TCS / solar radiation)\n- Building geometry fetched from the infrared.city platform\n0.2.6\n- Code quality improvements: flake8 linting added to CI\n0.2.5\n- Homepage link updated to GitHub repository with usage documentation\n- Code quality improvements\n0.2.4\n- Branding updated: \"Infrared City\" \u2192 \"infrared.city\" in UI dialogs\n- SDK bumped to infrared-sdk>=0.4.7\n- Fix: Save API Key dialog no longer appears twice on save\n- Code quality: ruff linting added to CI, dead code removed\n0.2.3\n- Include LICENSE in the plugin package (required by plugins.qgis.org)\n0.2.2\n- Repository moved to https://github.com/Infrared-city/qgis-plugin\n- Documentation cleanup\n0.2.1\n- Infrared API SDK integration with async analysis support\n- Tiling improvements for large area simulations", "external_deps": null, "download_url": "https://plugins.qgis.org/plugins/infrared_city_gis/version/1.1.3/download/"}