Adds an experimental byod-raster-import command... #909
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Similar to the byod-point-cloud import command - brings it to about the same level of functionality. Actually slightly better since it avoids fetching the tiles themselves, thanks to GDAL's /vsis3/ support. Also slightly more complex: supports PAM (tif.aux.xml) files.
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tests/byod/test_imports.py
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Similar to the byod-point-cloud import command -
brings it to about the same level of functionality. Actually slightly better since it avoids fetching the tiles themselves, thanks to GDAL's /vsis3/ support.
Also slightly more complex: supports PAM (tif.aux.xml) files.
#905
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