[general]
name=LiDAR Relief Visualization
qgisMinimumVersion=3.0
qgisMaximumVersion=4.99
description=Generate LiDAR-derived archaeological relief visualizations (Hillshade, SLRM, SVF, Slope) directly from a loaded DEM layer.
version=1.0.4
author=LiDAR Relief Contributors
email=lidar.relief@example.com

about=A native QGIS plugin that generates standard LiDAR-derived relief visualization filters — Multi-directional Hillshade, Simple Local Relief Model (SLRM), Sky-View Factor (SVF), and Slope — directly from a loaded Digital Elevation Model (DEM) layer, without requiring export to standalone tools like RVT or SAGA GIS. Designed for landscape archaeologists, heritage managers, and aerial survey specialists.

tracker=https://github.com/mabo-du/lidar-relief-qgis-plugin/issues
repository=https://github.com/mabo-du/lidar-relief-qgis-plugin
homepage=https://github.com/mabo-du/lidar-relief-qgis-plugin

hasProcessingProvider=yes

tags=lidar,relief,hillshade,svf,slrm,slope,archaeology,dem,visualization,terrain,landscape

category=Raster
icon=resources/icon.png

experimental=False
deprecated=False

changelog=
    1.0.4 - Official Stable Release
    - Removed Experimental flag to make the plugin visible to all users by default in the QGIS Plugin Manager.
    
    1.0.3 - Bypass strict linter rules
    - Bypassed mutually exclusive W503/W504 flake8 rules using any().
    
    1.0.2 - Final PEP8 & Permission Fixes
    - Fixed final PEP8 W503 strict warnings for QGIS linter.
    - Standardized file permissions across the package.
    
    1.0.1 - PEP8 Linting and Metadata Fixes
    - Fixed PEP8 formatting (W291, W293, W503) and removed unused imports (F401).
    - Updated plugin homepage, repository, and tracker metadata links.
    - Included LICENSE file in the QGIS package.
    - Updated QGIS compatibility range (3.0 - 4.99).
    
    1.0.0 - Initial release
    - Multi-directional Hillshade algorithm
    - Simple Local Relief Model (SLRM) algorithm
    - Sky-View Factor (SVF) algorithm
    - Slope (degrees and percent) algorithm
    - Batch mode for running multiple algorithms on the same DEM
