Release Lizmap Web Client 3.8.0-rc.1
Use only the ZIP file provided in this release called lizmap-web-client-3.8.0-rc.1.zip ⚠
If you are using Docker, images are available on Docker Hub 🐋:
docker pull 3liz/lizmap-web-client:3.8.0-rc.1
Do not forget to go in your QGIS desktop plugin manager and regularly update all your plugins to their latest version 🤗
Requirements
To be able to run this version of Lizmap Web Client, you need :
- QGIS Server 3.28 minimum, check the latest monthly bugfix release on the QGIS roadmap
- Lizmap QGIS Server plugin 2.9.4 minimum
- QGIS project files targeting at least Lizmap Web Client 3.5.0 to be displayed
- Recommended version for Lizmap Desktop plugin 4.3.14
Automatic testing process
| Versions | |
|---|---|
| PHP | 8.2 |
| PostgreSQL/PostGIS | 14 - 3 |
| QGIS Server | 3.28 |
| QGIS Desktop | 3.28 |
| Results | ✅ |
Changelog
Added ⭐
- New JavaScript API to load external layer straight in the legend tree and in the map
- Popup: FeatureToolbar in compact table
- Review of the tooltip feature using the new version of the plugin
Removed 🌀
- Zoom history
- Unused button about the layer extent
Fixed 🐛
- Handle baselayers visibility in theme
- Popup was not shown in the Atlas container
- Let min/max resolutions be handled by OpenLayers for WMTS
- Drawing tool : keep draw visible when closing minidock
- Dataviz in popup generate two feature toolbar in parent popup
- Apply min and max resolutions to base layers removed by single WMS Layer
- More fixes about XSS
- Tooltip :
- Don't show tooltip tool when device has coarse pointer
- Remove legacy code
- Handle linestring layers
- Fix loading GIF about Lizmap being transformed about color
- Refresh the layer after editing when using the "single WMS tile mode"
Backend ⛽
- New
lizmap-messagecomponent - Defer JavaScript scripts loading
- Refactoring of Web Components, about OpenLayers
- Review the way to load JavaScript
- Review ESLint configuration
- Upgrade Jelix to 1.8.9
- Upgrade OpenLayers to 9.2.3
Translations
- Update translated strings from the Transifex website, not coding skills required to contribute :
The Lizmap team 🦎