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CANVAS.layers() doesn't include the impact layer and other generated layers #306
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@mbernasocchi can you update this? Is it still an issue we care about? |
well, is not we really care about since CANVAS is a mock for test only. So, @timlinux up to you if you want to care or not. if you dont, please revert the commit and close the issue |
Hi @mbernasocchi @timlinux, can we close this? Right now it includes the impact layer, or is it only for a specific case? Looking at the test, it all seems OK.. |
The canvas list before running analysis:
After running the analysis:
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IIRC we fixed this in the last release. @mbernasocchi please confirm and close |
as discussed here http://irclogs.geoapt.com/inasafe/%23inasafe.2012-10-03.log in test_dock.py when running a test, the CANVAS.layers() method does not return the generated layers.
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