[general]
name=Topoliner
qgisMinimumVersion=3.16
qgisMaximumVersion=4.99
description=Topology check and cleanup for polygon and line layers: snapping, missing nodes, dangles and overshoots, assembly check, topology-preserving simplification
version=0.9.2
author=ООО «Информ++»
email=xbbster@gmail.com
about=Brings polygon coverages into order. Finds topology violations and separates
      certain debris from cases that may carry meaning: the first group is fixed
      silently, the second is only reported and never changed automatically.
      Snaps neighbouring borders to an exact match without moving any vertex
      further than the tolerance, inserts missing nodes without changing shape
      or area at all, checks whether groups of objects assemble into one body,
      and simplifies while keeping shared borders shared.
      Replaces the manual routine of snapping a layer to itself followed by
      a dissolve without attributes. All tools live in the Processing panel
      and work in models and in batch mode. Interface in English and Russian.
      Developed with the support of Inform++ LLC (www.informpp.ru).
tracker=https://github.com/Valery35/topoliner/issues
repository=https://github.com/Valery35/topoliner
homepage=https://www.informpp.ru/главная-страница/qgis-topoliner
tags=topology,cleaning,snap,vertex,node,gaps,overlaps,slivers,simplify,generalization,polygon,coverage,validation
category=Vector
icon=icons/icon.png
experimental=False
deprecated=False
hasProcessingProvider=yes
changelog=0.9.2 Node insertion and topology check made about twice as fast
      on large layers. Manual updated with performance and precision notes.
      0.9.1 Fixed: QGIS could crash when reading the grouping field
      parameter, because of how it shows Python warnings from a worker thread.
      0.9.0 Fixed: near-parallel edges were treated as crossings, which
      made node insertion never converge on cadastral data.
      0.8.2 Node insertion: nodes are reported by kind, the pass limit is
      adjustable, and a warning tells when the layer is not a coverage.
      0.8.1 Manual reorganised: no section numbering, the parameter table
      of each tool now sits in that tool's own section.
      0.8.0 A second thinning method in the simplify tool: Visvalingam,
      by triangle area, next to Douglas-Peucker.
      0.7.1 Code hygiene: exception handlers narrowed to specific errors,
      as requested by the repository linter.
      0.7.0 Reference tables in the manual: every parameter of every tool
      and every field of every output layer.
      0.6.5 The diagram about missing nodes now shows the real case,
      a T-junction of three polygons.
      0.6.4 Plugin page on the site added to the help footer.
      0.6.3 Diagrams in the manual and on the site page are now drawn
      in both languages.
      0.6.2 Fixed: the plugin was disabled on QGIS 4 because
      qgisMaximumVersion was missing.
      0.6.1 Manual in PDF ships with the plugin, the Help button opens it.
      Repository root cleaned up.
      0.6.0 New tool 2.02: polygon borders as separate lines, each shared
      border once, with a mark of what it borders on.
      0.5.1 Every finding now carries an explanation in the note field,
      translated as well.
      0.5.0 Tools renumbered: check and cleanup pairs stand together,
      polygon and line names made symmetric.
      0.4.1 Assembly check now works with line layers too.
      0.4.0 Two new tools for line layers: topology check and cleanup.
      0.3.2 Wording: the plugin describes rather than judges.
      0.3.1 The simplify tool now works with line layers too.
      0.3.0 Optional smoothing in the simplify tool. It runs over the same
      arcs, so a shared border stays shared.
      0.2.2 Code hygiene fixes requested by the repository linter.
      0.2.1 LICENSE added inside the plugin folder, as the repository requires.
      0.2.0 First public release. Six Processing tools: topology check,
      one-pass cleanup, snapping of nodes and vertices, assembly check by
      attribute, insertion of missing nodes and topology-preserving
      simplification. Bilingual interface.
