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10 years ago Author Name: Giovanni Manghi (@gioman)
I cannot confirm, tested on both Linux and Windows with qgis master.
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10 years ago Author Name: Richard Duivenvoorde (@rduivenvoorde)
I do confirm.
I do have a fresh build release_2_0 here, and I'm not able to save relative paths.
BUT: neither with my fresh build 1.8 version???
You should see relative paths in the .qgs file isn't it? I see this in the qgs file:
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10 years ago Author Name: Giovanni Manghi (@gioman)
fresh .qgis2 folder too?
Richard Duivenvoorde wrote:
I do confirm.
I do have a fresh build release_2_0 here, and I'm not able to save relative paths.
BUT: neither with my fresh build 1.8 version???
You should see relative paths in the .qgs file isn't it? I see this in the qgs file:
/home/richard/geodata/world/world.shp
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10 years ago Author Name: Richard Duivenvoorde (@rduivenvoorde)
yes, I removed .qgis2 dir AND .config/QGIS
in properties I set 'relative paths'. In debug I see this:
src/core/qgsprojectproperty.cpp: 321: (dump) key: <WFSUrl> value:
src/core/qgsprojectproperty.cpp: 329: (dump) key: <Paths> subkey: <Paths>
src/core/qgsprojectproperty.cpp: 299: (dump) name: Paths
src/core/qgsprojectproperty.cpp: 321: (dump) key: <Absolute> value: false
src/core/qgsprojectproperty.cpp: 321: (dump) key: <WMSServiceTitle> value:
but in .qgs file I see:
<id>provincies20130909170042477</id>
<datasource>/home/richard/geodata/nl/provincies.shp</datasource>
<title></title>
.qgis file attached
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10 years ago Author Name: Richard Duivenvoorde (@rduivenvoorde)
did some further testing, removed also .qgis and .config/QuantumGis dirs
But still absolute paths, if I just open a shp in my home dir, and then save the qgs file in /tmp
BUT if I then copy some data files in /tmp dir, and load those files, THOSE paths are relative in the project file??
Is it possible that QGIS just is not able to 'traverse' all to the right directory or so?
I opened qgis from /home/richard Open data in /home/richard/geodata/nl Saved project in /tmp
Then the .qgs file had /home/richard/geodan/nl/data.shp in its xml. But copying data.shp to /tmp, and (same project) loading the data.shp from /tmp, the .qgs file had ./data.shp in it's xml (and /home/richard/geodan/nl/data.shp for the other layer which was still in the project)
I wonder if the original issuer can tell us what exact his setup is: Operating System, QGIS version, way of starting and places of data and project saving.
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10 years ago Author Name: Matthias Kuhn (@m-kuhn)
If there in no common ancestor as in your setup (i.e. the only common part of the path is root '/') then there is no reason for saving a relative path and it will be saved absolute.
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9 years ago Author Name: Matthias Kuhn (@m-kuhn)
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Author Name: Admire Nyakudya (@NyakudyaA) Original Redmine Issue: 8589 Affected QGIS version: master Redmine category:project_loading/saving
Working with the 1.9 version nightly build when on the project properties I have saved paths to be relative but when I save my project and open it in a text editor It saves the path as absolute.