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Per the docs: For rasters of type GDT_Int64 or GDT_UInt64, using this method might be lossy if the nodata value cannot exactly been represented by a double. The current method used in gz-common is only GetNoDataValue.
Ubuntu 22 ships with GDAL 3.4, which does not support 64 bit versions of GDAL, so these terrains can not be loaded. Newer platforms make that possible.
I would consider this use case small, so the easiest solution would just to report a warning it's not yet supported. I don't think many people use data that precise.
Steps to reproduce
TODO
Finda 64 bit dataset with NoData values
Load it
Check the NoData value is not correct
Output
TODO
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Environment
Binary
Description
GDAL has separate API's for 64 bit datasets, such as GetNoDataValueAsInt64
Per the docs:
For rasters of type GDT_Int64 or GDT_UInt64, using this method might be lossy if the nodata value cannot exactly been represented by a double.
The current method used in gz-common is onlyGetNoDataValue
.Ubuntu 22 ships with GDAL 3.4, which does not support 64 bit versions of GDAL, so these terrains can not be loaded. Newer platforms make that possible.
I would consider this use case small, so the easiest solution would just to report a warning it's not yet supported. I don't think many people use data that precise.
Steps to reproduce
TODO
Finda 64 bit dataset with NoData values
Load it
Check the NoData value is not correct
Output
TODO
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: