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[general]
name=Terra Antiqua
qgisMinimumVersion=3.10
qgisMaximumVersion=4.99
description=This plugin creates digital elevation models of paleogeographic maps.
version=1.1.1
author=Jovid Aminov, Diego Ruiz
email=terraantiqua.qgis@gmail.com

about=Terra Antiqua deals with the reconstruction of paleogeography, simplifying the reconstruction process. The conceptual approach we follow consists of modifying present-day topography, assuming that it is possible to infer the paleogeography based on present-day observations (e.g., fossil data, thermochronological data). Terra Antiqua provides a complete set of tools to edit Digital Elevation Models (DEM) for paleoreconstructions.
tracker=https://github.com/jaminzoda/terra-antiqua/issues
repository=https://github.com/jaminzoda/terra-antiqua
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Changelog=
     version 1.1.1
    - QGIS 4 (Qt6) compatibility
    - QGIS 4 port carried out with AI assistance; plugin originally designed for QGIS 3
    - No changes to tools or results
    - Fixed a broken fallback when saving shapefiles (Remove Artefacts, Prepare Masks)
    - Fixed an error when clicking Remove Artefacts again after closing its tooltip
    - Fixed "Permission denied" errors when deleting temporary files on Windows, which stopped several tools in QGIS 4
    - The log now explains when a tool stops because its output file is open in QGIS (e.g. the result of a previous run)
    - Windows: running a tool again without choosing an output path now overwrites the previous result, as described in the help; output paths chosen by the user are never changed
    - Typed expressions and formulas are evaluated without Python's eval(), which the QGIS plugin repository blocks; results are unchanged
    - Code cleaned up to pass the QGIS plugin repository's security scan without exceptions
    - SciPy is no longer installed automatically; if it is missing, a message explains how to install it
    - Fixed two error messages that could themselves raise an error (Create Topo/Bathymetry, log)
    - Fixed a bug in Smooth raster with fixed paleoshorelines
     version 1.1
    - New functionality (40 percent of the tools redesigned)
    - General help text revision
    - User's manual updated
    - General Bug fixes
     version 1.0.4
    - Minor text revision
    version 1.0.3
    - Minor bug fixes
    version 1.0.2
    - Updated welcome message for web manual
    version 1.0.1
    - Bug fixes
    - Link to Sample Data Bundle
    version 1.0
    - The first public release
    - A user manual is added to the plugin
    - Help button that opens user manual
    - General functionality enhancement and bug fixes

# Tags are comma separated with spaces allowed
tags=python, paleoreconstruction, DEM, geology, geoscience, topography, paleotopography, bathymetry, paleobathymetry, GPlates, climate modeling, paleogeography

homepage=https://jaminzoda.github.io/terra-antiqua-documentation/
category=Plugins
icon=icon_main.png
# experimental flag
experimental=False

# deprecated flag (applies to the whole plugin, not just a single version)
deprecated=False
