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Bug Fixes
Improved handling of invalid multipolygon data, preserving areas from holes outside polygon boundaries and preventing overlapping parts from being counted more than once.
Invalid geometries continue to be repaired, while valid multipolygons remain unchanged. Other invalid geometry types retain their existing repair behaviour, including bow-tie polygons.
These changes provide more reliable geometry results without changing the handling of already-valid multipolygons.
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Invalid MultiPolygon geometries are repaired component by component and combined with unary_union. Other invalid geometry types continue to use make_valid on the whole geometry. Tests cover repaired and valid geometries.
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Component-wise repair and validation digital_land/datatype/wkt.py, tests/unit/datatype/test_wkt.py
Invalid MultiPolygon components are repaired separately and combined with unary_union. Tests check geometry validity, area, bow-tie repair, and preservation of valid multipolygons.
The intended bow-tie repair path lacks direct regression coverage, but no concrete runtime defect was established.
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The hole-outside-shell and overlapping-parts tests call make_valid and unary_union directly. The bowtie test follows the same pattern. None of these tests calls normalise_geometry, so they do not exercise the component-wise repair in that function. Removing that repair does not change their results.
Call normalise_geometry in each of these tests and unpack its tuple return value. normalise_geometry returns (geometry, issue).
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- fixed_geom = unary_union([make_valid(part) for part in output_wkt.geoms])+ fixed_geom, _ = normalise_geometry(output_wkt)
Apply the same call pattern where the tests build fixed_geom at lines 673 and 689.
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Review comment at @tests/unit/datatype/test_wkt.py at line 658:
Update the bowtie, hole-outside-shell and overlapping-parts repair tests to call
normalise_geometry on output_wkt and unpack its geometry and issue return
values; replace the direct make_valid and unary_union repair expressions used to
build fixed_geom.
Unpack the tuple returned by normalise_geometry in the hole-outside-shell test.
normalise_geometry returns (geometry, issue). The test stores the whole tuple in fixed_geom. The first attribute access, fixed_geom.is_valid at line 659, raises AttributeError before the assertion runs. The test therefore fails in every run.
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- fixed_geom = normalise_geometry(- output_wkt- ) # unary_union([make_valid(part) for part in output_wkt.geoms])+ fixed_geom, _issue = normalise_geometry(output_wkt)
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Review comment at @tests/unit/datatype/test_wkt.py around lines 647 - 663:
Update test_normalise_geometry_hole_outside_shell to unpack the geometry and
issue returned by normalise_geometry, then use the geometry value for the
validity and area assertions.
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Exercise normalise_geometry in the bow-tie test.
The input is a Polygon, so this branch calls make_valid for both the actual and expected results. The test passes without checking normalise_geometry. Call normalise_geometry(output_wkt) and compare its returned geometry with exp_geom.
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Review comment at @tests/unit/datatype/test_wkt.py at line 694:
The bow-tie test currently calls make_valid instead of exercising
normalise_geometry. Update the test to call normalise_geometry with output_wkt
and compare the returned geometry with exp_geom.
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This change aims to fix the issue of any invalid polygons, by addressing them by individual part and not as a whole.
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Tests can be performed against the following:
Local CI/unit tests (and successfully passing these) ✅
Development workflow testing (against conservation-area-collection) ✅
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