Indentify tool redlining rendering does NOT follow current rendering

[rduivenvoorde]

When you use for example 'random rotation' in your vector styling.

Use the i-tool to get information about a feature, the i-tool re-renders your feature with a 'red line' to show it is the feature that currently info shows...

BUT: because the 'random' is in the rotation, it does not 'render' current 'real' rendering but another:

The same issue when you resize the window: the 'redline' arrow goes around as a lunatic :-)

I do understand that this is a problem that is hard to fix (because of the 'randomness' in the rendering...). But when you resize the windows, it seems(!) for a while that then the rerendering is ok (no extra rotations), but it looks like that then the 'old' rendering is reused UNTILL the mapcanvas is x% bigger so QGIS does a full rerender...

[gioman]

This is also true when simply editing the geometry of a feature that was previously identified.

[rduivenvoorde]

Thinking out loud here (not aware of exact implementations...). The i-tool redlining rendering should have the same 'context' while rendering a features as the 'normal' renderer? AND follow that context/rendering when updated (like when reshaping the mapcanvas)? But also: this is a pretty specific issue ....

[rduivenvoorde]

Another observation:

The selection tool works fine: it repaints the full layer... including the selected feature.. in the right direction.

[Pedro-Murteira]

I can still replicate this on QGIS 3.16.14 and 3.22.1.