Followed instructions for external Postgres connections, using a database name other than pgosm. I loaded the processed data into QGIS, specifically osm.road_line.
What did you expect to happen?
I expected the osm.road_line data to be styled since that is one of the styles I regularly expect to be there.
What did happen instead?
Loading the osm.road_line table into QGIS resulted in an unstyled layer. The style is there, I can manually load it from Postgres via the QGIS dialog, but that isn't ideal.
UPDATE public.layer_styles_staging
SET f_table_catalog = 'your_db',
f_table_schema = 'osm'
;
This should not be required as a manual operation. The process in Docker has all the details necessary to run the update command currently documented here
Overall, that QGIS style page is quite outdated now that I look at it. Needs some overall cleaning, review, and removing the manual step.
What version of PgOSM Flex are you using?
0.7.1
Docker image
ebe9e07cef76What did you do exactly?
Followed instructions for external Postgres connections, using a database name other than
pgosm. I loaded the processed data into QGIS, specificallyosm.road_line.What did you expect to happen?
I expected the
osm.road_linedata to be styled since that is one of the styles I regularly expect to be there.What did happen instead?
Loading the
osm.road_linetable into QGIS resulted in an unstyled layer. The style is there, I can manually load it from Postgres via the QGIS dialog, but that isn't ideal.What did you do to try analyzing the problem?
This step is documented on https://pgosm-flex.com/qgis-styles.html
This should not be required as a manual operation. The process in Docker has all the details necessary to run the update command currently documented here
Overall, that QGIS style page is quite outdated now that I look at it. Needs some overall cleaning, review, and removing the manual step.