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feat(mobile): package a map for the field with its MBTiles and PMTiles basemaps (#1902) - #2028
Phase 3 of #1902: offline basemaps (MBTiles, PMTiles) and packaging a project for the field. Stacked on #2025.
Field package (new crates/engine/src/cmd/field.rs): a .rgisfield zip holding a project of one map, <area> (offline), with every local MBTiles and PMTiles archive its tile layers draw from copied under basemaps/ and their layers pointed there by a relative path, so the basemap shows with no network. Packaging the active map first makes it an offline area of this project, as Download Map does (offline_download), so the edits made in the field can come back to it by feature through the offline area's conflict handling (the next pull request). An offline area's map is packaged as it is.
An area per package, kept only when saved (review): each saved package makes an offline area of its own, its baseline for bringing its edits back; a desktop Save cancelled or failed removes the area it just made, and says so (field::forget_new_areas). The project paths in a package are trusted as a .rgis file's are.
Never silent: the package says which tile layers draw from the web and show only online, which archives couldn't be read, the raster layers left out, and that the area was made (and that the project must be saved to keep it).
Opening (project.open, and so the phone's picker, Open Project and pushed files): a .rgisfield unpacks into a folder of its own in the app's folder (field/<name>, numbered <name> 2… when one is there, so a copy unpacked before is never written over; a failed write removes what it wrote) and its project opens from there, unsaved, as a .rgispkg does, its relative paths resolved against that folder. An entry that would land outside the folder is refused, and the package with it.
Desktop: Data › Offline › Package for the Field saves one (ui.saveItem, kind fieldPackage); offline.package {"path"} does it from a script or the CLI. The Open Project dialog lists .rgisfield.
Offline basemaps without a package: an .mbtiles or .pmtiles file added as data was already a tile layer read from the file, on the phone too; this was checked on the emulator, with the network off.
Not in this pull request
Making an MBTiles of an online basemap for an area: many tile services' terms forbid bulk downloads, so a basemap goes in as an archive the user has (Protomaps, a GDAL export, their own tiles).
Bringing the edits back, and photos in the package (the next pull request).
Packaging off the window's thread: like Package Project, it runs from Save on the window's thread (its doc comment says so); each archive is one read.
Testing
cargo test -p rustgis-engine --lib cmd::field (3 tests): a map with an archive and an online tile layer packages to the project, basemaps/site.mbtiles and a README; the area is in the project, and the online layer and the area are said; unpacked and read, the one map holds its features and reads its basemap from beside it; unpacking again goes to a folder of its own (<name> 2), leaving the first; a package not saved (a failed write, or a cancelled Save) leaves no area; an offline map packages as it is, with no new area; entries outside the folder (../, absolute, a drive) are refused, as is a package with no project.
hostile_params_never_panic, the registry test, workspace clippy (-D warnings), cargo xtask layers, the wasm build and Android clippy pass. The full test suite was not run locally.
CLI: the plots project with a generated MBTiles basemap (70 PNG tiles, zooms 10 to 15) packaged with offline.package; project.open of the package listed the archive's unpacked path, and share.exportMap drew the plot and the well over its tiles.
Android 15 emulator (x86_64), Wi-Fi and mobile data off: the MBTiles package and a PMTiles one (the same tiles converted with the pmtiles Python package) each opened from the app's folder to Site (offline) with the basemap's tiles at zoom 15 under the features.
Not tested: a large archive (hundreds of MB, held in memory while zipped), a package opened from Android's picker (only pushed files), a vector-tile archive.
Added “Package for the Field” to create a portable package of the map and available offline basemaps. Raster layers and unsupported or unreadable basemap sources are omitted and reported.
Field packages can be opened on a computer or phone. The file browser recognizes the new package format.
Added documentation on field packages, photo attachments, position averaging, and background track recording.
Bug Fixes
Failed or cancelled package saves no longer leave newly created offline areas behind.
The change adds .rgisfield creation, unpacking, project-opening, and desktop UI support. The mobile README also documents background track recording and photo attachment. Field packages contain a one-map project and eligible local tile archives, subject to validation and size limits.
Changes: Field packages
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Build and validate package contents crates/engine/src/cmd/mod.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/field.rs
The engine builds a package from a selected map, includes eligible local tile archives, and applies package size limits. Tests cover package contents, validation, and output paths.
Connect package creation to commands and save UI crates/engine/src/cmd/items.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/workspace.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/field.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/ribbon.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs
The item registry and offline.package command expose package creation. The Offline ribbon action invokes item saving. Newly created offline areas are removed if item generation or writing fails, or if the save dialog is cancelled.
The engine validates and unpacks packages, and project-opening paths recognize the format. Desktop pickers accept the extension, while desktop byte-opening paths reject field packages. The README describes package contents and opening behavior.
Mobile capability documentation
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Summary
Document tracking and photo behavior apps/rustgis-mobile/README.md
The README describes position averaging, background track recording and its queue limits, and photo capture and attachment behavior.
sequenceDiagram
participant Ribbon as Offline ribbon
participant Save as ui.saveItem
participant Items as item_bytes
participant Package as field package
participant File as Destination
Ribbon->>Save: Request fieldPackage item
Save->>Items: Generate item bytes
Items->>Package: Package session and parameters
Package-->>Items: Return package name and bytes
Items-->>Save: Return item bytes
Save->>File: Write item
Field packaging works, but saving a package from the desktop UI can leave the new offline area unsaved without a prompt, and it can overwrite the package the project was opened from. Background tracking and offline-area identity issues from earlier reviews also remain open. Fix these before merging.
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A rabbit packs a map to roam, With tiles tucked in a little home. It checks each path before the flight, Then saves the field for work in sight. Back in the burrow, photos glow, While tracks mark where the hikers go.
New on the desktop: Data › Offline › Package for the Field, beside Download Map (light theme, ui_shot).
On the Android 15 emulator (x86_64) with Wi-Fi and mobile data off: left, a field package with an MBTiles basemap opened to Site (offline), its tiles at zoom 15 under the plot and the well; middle, the same with a PMTiles basemap. Right: the CLI opening the MBTiles package and exporting the map, read from the unpacked folder.
Offline area is created on every package, including when Save is cancelled (high). ui.saveItem runs item_bytes before the save dialog, so each Save adds an area (Map offline, Map offline 2, …). After 20 areas, packaging fails. Inline comment posted at field.rs:50.
Reopening a package deletes the folder before writing (medium). A second package with the same name wipes the first project's basemap files, and a failed write leaves the folder half-written. Inline comment posted at field.rs:161.
Packaging a map named … (offline) skips the raster-layer notice (low). The name check treats any map with that suffix as an offline area. Nit, not posted.
Size budget ignores the README and zip overhead (low). A package at the limit can be written but then refused on open. Nit, not posted.
Security
Paths inside an unpacked project are not confined to its folder (medium, about 45%). .. and absolute references are used as written. Inline comment posted at field.rs:175.
The zip-entry check and the secret stripping are sound. The package goes through output_owned like projectPackage, so passwords and tokens are dropped the same way.
Performance
Packaging holds the window (medium). ui.saveItem runs packaging on the UI thread, with synchronous reads of up to 512 MiB of archives, and no progress or Cancel. The doc comment gives "as Package Project does" as the reason, which is precedent rather than a requirement. The PR defers this too. Consider a background path or a follow-up issue.
Quality
offline.package accepts any path. The declared *.rgisfield extension is not enforced, so it can overwrite an existing project file (low, about 35%). Assistant use still needs approval.
The MOST_UNPACKED doc says it limits reading on open, but it also limits the write-side budget.
unpack_into silently keeps the last of several top-level project files. This breaks the "never silent" rule (low).
The notice says "save this project to bring the field's edits back", but bringing edits back is the next PR, not this one.
AGENTS.md
No screenshots for visible UI changes (high). The PR adds a ribbon button, an Open dialog filter and folder-browser extensions, but the body has no before or after images. AGENTS.md requires them.
Ribbon placement rationale is missing (medium). The PR body does not state why the button sits in Data › Offline, as the ribbon guidelines ask.
I also checked the following and found no problem: the embedded_map and safe visibility changes, the Effects::with and Effect::Files usage, the zip::readMAX_TOTAL check, and the opened_package handling.
Inline comments posted: 3 (field.rs lines 50, 161 and 175). I did not re-raise anything, since there were no prior review threads. I did not compile or run the tests.
Change size
Compared with feat/mobile-photos (merge base baa22f5 to PR head d866de8).
crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs (inline, near line 4004): when item_bytes fails after the field package has made its offline area (for example, "the field package would be too large"), the ? returns without calling forget_new_areas, so the area stays and each retry adds another. Confidence: medium-high.
crates/engine/src/cmd/field.rs:45 (inline): the "is this an offline area's map" check is only the name suffix (offline). A regular map with that name skips area creation and the raster notice, and packages the whole map. Confidence: low-medium (~35%).
Performance / window thread
crates/engine/src/cmd/project.rs:394 (inline): opening a .rgisfield copies up to 1 GiB of archives on the window thread, with no Cancel, and each open copies again. The existing .rgispkg open is a precedent, so this is a judgment call. Confidence: medium (~45%).
Quality
unpack_into (field.rs ~line 170): a zip directory entry such as basemaps/ is written as an empty file, so a later entry under it fails with an error. This is a clear error, not silent. Skipping names that end in / would fix it. Confidence: medium.
unpack_into: a second project entry silently replaces the first. Confidence: low.
package (field.rs ~line 118): room does not subtract the README length, so a package at the limit can be one that unpack then refuses. package_project subtracts it. Confidence: low.
AGENTS.md
"Test both ways" (inline on field.rs:107): the unreadable-archive and raster-left-out notices have no test, and the clean case (no notice) is not checked. Confidence: high.
Visible change without screenshots: the ribbon button and the Open dialog's new extension are visible, but the PR body has no before/after or after-only screenshots, as the AGENTS.md "Looking at the app" section requires. Confidence: high.
offline.package has no doc comment saying whether it runs on the window thread. Confidence: low.
Already raised, left alone (3): each Save making its own area; the trust given to project paths inside a package; and the folder overwrite on re-open. The author answered the first two and fixed the third in 2c84bc88. The cancel and write-failure leaks from the first thread are fixed; the error path above is new.
Change size
Compared with the base branch: the whole PR against feat/mobile-photos (merge base 60db964 to PR head 2c84bc8).
Browser: .rgisfield is now accepted by opens_as_project, so URL opens route to open_project_bytes, which reads it as JSON and fails with "not a RustGIS project". Dropped or picked files fail the same way, while the ribbon's Package for the Field button works in the browser. Still unresolved from an earlier thread; not re-raised. (confidence: high)
Archive names are sanitised only for :, \ and /. Characters Windows refuses (* ? " < > |) survive, so a package from Linux may fail to unpack on Windows. Posted inline at crates/engine/src/cmd/field.rs:109. (confidence: about 45%)
Security
offline.package can overwrite the open project's own file with a zip when called from a script or the CLI. The gp.rs export path guards against this; this command doesn't. Posted inline at crates/engine/src/cmd/workspace.rs:249. (confidence: about 30%)
Zip entries are checked against path escape (.., absolute, drive, :). Directory entries are skipped by zip::read. Project paths are trusted by design, as already accepted in the thread on this. No new issue found.
Performance
Nothing new beyond the window-thread concern already answered in the thread on project.open. Each package and each open holds or writes up to 1 GiB on the window's thread, as accepted there.
Quality
Project-level data left out of the package still has no notice, although the scope changed in 3f93e0b. Re-raised inline at crates/engine/src/cmd/field.rs:151 with the new information. (confidence: about 50%)
embedded_map at field.rs:151 does nothing, since rasters are removed earlier. Already raised and unresolved; not re-raised.
Nits, grouped:
In package(), the closure parameter p at field.rs:47 shadows the function's p.
The doc comment at field.rs:71 runs past 140 columns.
The ribbon description says "Save the data in view" but doesn't mention that the package makes an offline area in this project each time.
docs/user-guide/data.md:1484 and docs/user-guide/workspace.md:28 and :542 don't yet mention .rgisfield or the new command.
The README's "Adding an .mbtiles…" line at apps/rustgis-mobile/README.md:24 is over-long and wraps badly.
AGENTS.md
Test coverage for the notices is in place for both lossy and clean inputs, as the thread asked. hostile_params_never_panic covers offline.package with junk parameters.
No unwrap, expect or panic in non-test code. No unsafe.
The window-thread precedent (Package Project) is explained in the doc comment on package. The offline.package closure has no doc comment, but the rule is met through that doc comment.
I did not run cargo fmt, clippy or tests; no shell is available. Formatting and build status are unverified.
Prior concerns left alone: 14 of the earlier threads were already answered or still stand unchanged. Three are re-raised above (the notice, the browser open path, and the scope-related notice), and the rest are not repeated.
Change size
Compared with base feat/mobile-photos (merge base c9de0d6 to head 92c2304).
- A photos field of that name that isn't text says nothing was added or attached, instead of reading as if the feature went in without its photos.
- Only the photos a field doesn't list already are counted in the notices, and attaching none new makes no edit; tested.
- A photos field made for a feature that is then refused is taken away again, and said, so a refused add leaves the layer's design as it was; tested.
- A held list ending in `;` gets no empty entry before the new photo; tested.
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Review comments at @apps/rustgis-mobile/src/lib.rs:
- Around line 145-147: Update the keep-locating state flow around
phone.keep_locating: assign self.keeping only after the call succeeds, so a
synchronous error leaves the request eligible for retry. Make TrackService
refusal a distinct event and handle it by clearing app.keep_locating; keep
generic Failed events as notices without clearing that setting.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/field.rs:
- Line 53: Persist the offline-map identity in the project format so it survives
Save As to a plain .rgis file and reopening without opened_package; update the
filter around opened_field and offline_areas to recognize that identity and
route packaging back to the existing area instead of creating one from the
current extent. Decide how the identity is represented in the project format,
and add save/reopen round-trip tests that verify the original offline area and
its field edits are preserved.
Review comments at @crates/ui-touch/src/lib.rs:
- Line 89: In the “Use the Desktop Interface” switch path, clear
app.keep_locating after stop_track succeeds and before setting app.chrome to
None. Leave the keep calculation in chrome unchanged.
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- The browser refuses a field package by name, saying to open it on a computer or a phone (its basemaps are files a page has no folder for), and that Bring Back takes its edits there.
- The packaged map goes as it is: rasters are taken out before, so embedding them did nothing; `embedded_map` is private again.
- What stays in the project (tables, notebooks, models, layouts, other maps…) is said, by count; tested both ways.
- A basemap archive's name keeps only letters, digits, `-`, `_`, `.` and spaces, so every system can unpack it; tested with `*?` in the name.
- `offline.package` refuses the open project's own file as its path; tested.
I read the full diff, the new field.rs, the call sites in project.rs, workspace.rs, items.rs and ui-egui, and the hostile-params test. I could not build or run tests here, so compile-level claims are from reading the code and grepping for the APIs it calls. All 21 earlier review threads were checked. I did not re-post any of them.
Bugs
No new correctness bugs found. Zip-slip handling, the unpack-before-write ordering, the save-cancel rollback (forget_new_areas), and the offline.package refusal for the open project's own file all look right.
Still open and unanswered, not re-posted because the code is unchanged: the earlier field.rs:53 thread. A field package saved as a plain .rgis and reopened loses its offline-map identity, so packaging it again makes a new area rather than returning to the original. Confidence high that the behaviour is as described.
Security
No new issues. Entries are confined to the unpack folder, .., absolute and drive-prefixed names are refused, and project paths are trusted as a .rgis file's are (the author's stated decision, already discussed).
Performance
Nothing new. Packaging, opening and unpacking run on the window's thread, which the doc comments state. The author has said a background path is a follow-up. The earlier thread on this is answered, so I left it alone.
Minor: unpack_into parses the project JSON, then project_in parses it again. This is cheap and not worth a change.
Quality
The refusal string for .rgisfield is duplicated at ui-egui/src/lib.rs:1928 and :4840. Consider one tl! helper. Left for the release quality pass.
Never silent (inline comment posted)
field.rs:68 (about 45% confidence): the new-area branch clips the area to the map view through snapshot, which drops features outside the extent and features with no geometry. Nothing says how many were left out. Posted as an inline comment with a suggested fix and test.
AGENTS.md
High confidence: the PR adds a visible ribbon button (Data › Offline › Package for the Field) and a new refusal message, but the PR body has no screenshots. AGENTS.md requires an after-screenshot for new UI, plus the ribbon statement the ribbon guidelines ask for. Add them to the PR body.
Low (about 30%): on Windows, a stem ending in . or a space is trimmed by the OS, and reserved device names such as con.mbtiles fail to unpack. This is a residual of the earlier cross-platform thread. Trimming trailing . and spaces, and rejecting reserved names, would close it.
Earlier concerns left alone: 21 threads reviewed; 20 were answered or outdated and not re-posted, and 1 (the field.rs:53 identity case) remains open but unchanged.
Change size
Compared with the base branch (merge base 9386619 to PR head 648df25), the whole PR.
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Major · Apply the protected-output check to the UI save path. · lib.rs:4047
crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:4047 Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Apply the protected-output check to the UI save path.
Open Survey.rgisfield, then save a field package to that same file through ui.saveItem. This direct write bypasses field::not_the_project, so it replaces the input package that the engine command protects.
Expose a shared protected-output check and run it before this write. If the check rejects the destination, also remove any area created for the unsuccessful save.
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Review comment at @crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs at line 4047:
The UI save path using write_atomic bypasses the protected-output check in field::not_the_project. Expose and reuse that check in ui.saveItem before writing; if it rejects the destination, remove any area created for the failed save and stop the write.
Major · Mark the project unsaved when packaging adds an offline area. · lib.rs:4033
crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:4033 Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Mark the project unsaved when packaging adds an offline area.
ui.saveItem runs the field-package path outside the command wrapper that records project changes. When the project was clean, the new offline area leaves Session::dirty() false. The close prompt and autosave then skip the project, so closing it can lose the area that Bring Back needs. The notice tells the user to save, but the app does not require it. Mark the project unsaved after the area is added.
Suggested fix
.inspect_err(|e| {
// An area a field package made before it failed goes too.
rustgis_engine::cmd::field::forget_new_areas(&mut self.session, areas);
self.session.notify(e.clone(), true);
})?;
+ if self.session.project.offline_areas.len() > areas {+ self.session.mark_unsaved();+ }
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Review comment at @crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs at line 4033:
Update the ui.saveItem field-package flow to mark the session unsaved after a successful operation that adds an offline area. Only mark it when the offline-area count has increased, and preserve the existing error cleanup and notification behavior.
Minor · Remove the new area when the download offer fails. · lib.rs:4041
crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:4041 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Remove the new area when the download offer fails.
If the download hook returns Err, self.download reports the error and returns false. This call ignores that result, so a failed field-package save retains its newly created offline area.
When self.download returns false, call forget_new_areas with areas. This concerns a rejected download offer, not an unobservable browser save cancellation.
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Review comment at @crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs at line 4041:
Check the result of self.download in the field-package save flow; when it returns false, call forget_new_areas with areas to remove the newly created offline area. Preserve existing behavior for successful offers, without treating an unobservable browser save cancellation as a failure.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/field.rs:
- Line 374: Make the archive-name fixture platform-specific: use the hostile
filename only on Unix, and use a Windows-valid filename on Windows. Update the
related packaging assertions to match each platform’s filename while preserving
the existing test behavior.
Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:
- Line 1928: Update the inbox handling in open_picked to notify the session with
the explanatory message before returning the error; use the established session
notification mechanism, and preserve the error return behavior.
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Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:
- Line 4041: Check the result of self.download in the field-package save flow;
when it returns false, call forget_new_areas with areas to remove the newly
created offline area. Preserve existing behavior for successful offers, without
treating an unobservable browser save cancellation as a failure.
- Line 4047: The UI save path using write_atomic bypasses the protected-output
check in field::not_the_project. Expose and reuse that check in ui.saveItem
before writing; if it rejects the destination, remove any area created for the
failed save and stop the write.
- Line 4033: Update the ui.saveItem field-package flow to mark the session
unsaved after a successful operation that adds an offline area. Only mark it
when the offline-area count has increased, and preserve the existing error
cleanup and notification behavior.
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crates/engine/src/cmd/items.rs
crates/engine/src/cmd/workspace.rs
crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs
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- A field package made from an extent (the view, unless one is given) says how many features stayed out of it, outside the extent or without a shape; tested both ways.
// A field package's basemaps are files beside its project, which a page has no folder for.
if lower.ends_with(".rgisfield") {
return Err(tl!("A field package opens on a computer or a phone, which have a folder for its basemaps: open it there. Bring Back (Data › Offline) takes its edits into the project here.").to_string());
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Bug (confidence: high). This message, and the identical one at lib.rs:4840, tells the user to take edits back with "Bring Back (Data › Offline)". No command or ribbon button of that name exists in this tree (grep "Bring Back" finds only these strings); it belongs to the next pull request in the stack. Until it lands, the message points at a menu item that isn't there.
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returnErr(tl!("A field package opens on a computer or a phone, which have a folder for its basemaps: open it there. Bring Back (Data › Offline) takes its edits into the project here.").to_string());
returnErr(tl!("A field package opens on a computer or a phone, which have a folder for its basemaps: open it there.").to_string());
The two copies of this string could also be one constant, as a quality point.
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Never silent (confidence: about 85%), re-raised with new evidence. The notice counts some of what stays at home, but several Project collections that the package drops are not counted: folders, shared, data_stores, tasks, jobs and gp_history. The test a_field_package_holds_only_its_map_and_a_basemap_of_any_name_is_read pushes a folder and asserts only table(s), so this gap is not caught.
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Test failure on Windows (confidence: high), re-raised because the fixture changed. The earlier thread on this fixture is resolved without a reply, but the name has since gained * and ?, and the problem is still there. std::fs::write(&archive, …).unwrap() with site:a\b*?.mbtiles fails on Windows: :, *, ? and \ are invalid in a file name there, so the test panics before any packaging runs. The Windows CI job runs on pushes to main, and the nightly build runs every platform's tests.
Fix: pick the hostile name per platform, #[cfg(unix)] for the current one and a Windows-valid name under #[cfg(not(unix))]. Then the expected names in the assertions (site_a_b__.mbtiles and its project URL) must match the chosen name on each platform.
User-visible refusal text names "Bring Back (Data › Offline)", which doesn't exist in this tree; it belongs to the next PR in the stack. Inline on lib.rs:1928 (same text at lib.rs:4840). Confidence: high.
Windows test failure: the hostile archive name site:a\b*?.mbtiles makes fs::write(...).unwrap() panic on Windows. Re-raised inline on field.rs:387 because the fixture changed (*? was added) and the earlier thread got no reply. Confidence: high.
Security
No new issues. The zip-entry checks (.., absolute, drive, :) hold, and zip::read skips directory entries and caps inflated bytes. The project-path trust is an accepted decision, per the existing thread.
Performance
Packaging and opening run on the window's thread and hold up to ~512 MiB of archives in memory. The PR body and doc comments acknowledge this, and the existing thread covers it. Not re-raised.
Quality
The stayed-at-home notice omits folders, shared, data_stores, tasks, jobs, gp_history and other offline areas, and the test asserts only table(s). Re-raised inline on field.rs:180 with a suggestion. Confidence: about 85%.
The refusal string is duplicated at lib.rs:1928 and lib.rs:4840; one constant would do.
package() is about 160 lines; the archive loop and the notices could be split out.
offline.package documents "path": "*.rgisfield" but doesn't enforce the extension. It is gated by the Files effect, so the risk is low. Confidence: about 30%.
AGENTS.md
No screenshots in the PR body. AGENTS requires them for any visible change, and docs/contributing.md requires a 1366 px tab screenshot for a new ribbon control. The PR also doesn't state the ribbon control's task, tab and group, or what it does on click. Confidence: high.
The package() and open() doc comments explain why they run on the window's thread, which is what AGENTS asks for. The AGENTS "Never hold the window" concern is already raised and acknowledged; not re-raised.
Prior reviews: I left 19 earlier concerns alone (answered or already raised, with the code unchanged). I re-raised two: the Windows fixture and the stayed-at-home notice, each with new evidence. Two other threads (apps/rustgis-mobile and crates/ui-touch) point at code outside this diff, so I didn't count them.
Change size
Compared with the base branch: the whole PR against main (merge base 9386619 to PR head 9c04f09).
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* ci: a pull request's runs no longer share main's concurrency group
A pull_request run GitHub creates after its pull request has merged gets
the base branch's ref, refs/heads/main. CI, Reference answers and Docker
images group their runs by github.ref, so such a late run joined main's
group and cancelled main's run: #2028's last push was only run after the
merge, and CI on main's head (a13d490) was cancelled a second later.
In docker.yml it could stop a run publishing main's images.
Pull request runs are now grouped by the pull request's number.
* ci(docker): a pull request's run never publishes, even with main's ref
A pull_request run created after its pull request merged has
github.ref refs/heads/main, so PUBLISH, the latest tag and cli-manifest
treated it as main's run and published from the pull request's merge
commit. Each now also requires an event other than pull_request.
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Summary
Phase 3 of #1902: offline basemaps (MBTiles, PMTiles) and packaging a project for the field. Stacked on #2025.
crates/engine/src/cmd/field.rs): a.rgisfieldzip holding a project of one map,<area> (offline), with every local MBTiles and PMTiles archive its tile layers draw from copied underbasemaps/and their layers pointed there by a relative path, so the basemap shows with no network. Packaging the active map first makes it an offline area of this project, as Download Map does (offline_download), so the edits made in the field can come back to it by feature through the offline area's conflict handling (the next pull request). An offline area's map is packaged as it is.field::forget_new_areas). The project paths in a package are trusted as a.rgisfile's are.project.open, and so the phone's picker, Open Project and pushed files): a.rgisfieldunpacks into a folder of its own in the app's folder (field/<name>, numbered<name> 2… when one is there, so a copy unpacked before is never written over; a failed write removes what it wrote) and its project opens from there, unsaved, as a.rgispkgdoes, its relative paths resolved against that folder. An entry that would land outside the folder is refused, and the package with it.ui.saveItem, kindfieldPackage);offline.package {"path"}does it from a script or the CLI. The Open Project dialog lists.rgisfield..mbtilesor.pmtilesfile added as data was already a tile layer read from the file, on the phone too; this was checked on the emulator, with the network off.Not in this pull request
Testing
cargo test -p rustgis-engine --lib cmd::field(3 tests): a map with an archive and an online tile layer packages to the project,basemaps/site.mbtilesand a README; the area is in the project, and the online layer and the area are said; unpacked and read, the one map holds its features and reads its basemap from beside it; unpacking again goes to a folder of its own (<name> 2), leaving the first; a package not saved (a failed write, or a cancelled Save) leaves no area; an offline map packages as it is, with no new area; entries outside the folder (../, absolute, a drive) are refused, as is a package with no project.hostile_params_never_panic, the registry test, workspace clippy (-D warnings),cargo xtask layers, the wasm build and Android clippy pass. The full test suite was not run locally.offline.package;project.openof the package listed the archive's unpacked path, andshare.exportMapdrew the plot and the well over its tiles.pmtilesPython package) each opened from the app's folder toSite (offline)with the basemap's tiles at zoom 15 under the features.Related issue
Part of #1902.
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