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Support for .gpkg geopackage #63
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Related to #63 For Testing gpkg support in NGIAB
In pursuit of updating NGIAB to assist with the ngen-datastream, I'm turning on GPKG support and adding a few other features (for example options to get example data automatically and run the detected data automatically). |
@arpita0911patel When the NGIAB image gets rebuilt from the new ngen-deps, it should have GPKG support. You can test with |
I believe that this is a cacheing issue on the runner. I have built a fresh AWS instance and run the builds there, and locally and both have this feature when run. The image build from the runner is the only image missing it. |
This is what I got with awiciroh/ciroh-ngen-image:latest
I will do the same test once image can build in PR branch. |
/dmod/bin/ngen --info |
It is missing sqlite header and executable.
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I found some issue with CI that misses tag-name in Dockerfiles. Those are fixed, and I build again. It fixes the issue. I verified the result below.
I have created one PR that fixes build issue at #78. |
Thank you Ben for getting this new image and testing it. Thank you Zach for working on this PR and getting SQLITE enabled in the image. |
Addressed by Testing blocked due to : #87 |
Retest once #93 is fixed. |
Closing this ticket as it has been resolved. Worked fine on my end. bash-5.1# /dmod/bin/ngen --info |
Currently, SQLITE is set to OFF as below:
Current behavior
Once the input data package is created with .gpkg we will have to update the functionality to add this support.
Expected behavior
NGEN_WITH_SQLITE: ON
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