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reproject on a DataFrame doesn't work if the geometry column is not the first column, since it calls _is3d, which calls _is3d(first(first_row)). This is a problem, that we didn't notice till now because the geometry column was always first in dataframes.
The solution is to amend _is3d with some method on tables. However, it won't be generic, since a table might have 2D and 3D geometry.
Still, it's more important to get it working for now...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
reproject
on a DataFrame doesn't work if the geometry column is not the first column, since it calls_is3d
, which calls_is3d(first(first_row))
. This is a problem, that we didn't notice till now because the geometry column was always first in dataframes.The solution is to amend
_is3d
with some method on tables. However, it won't be generic, since a table might have 2D and 3D geometry.Still, it's more important to get it working for now...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: