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Support workspace-based methods getStyles, getStyleNames #61
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Thanks @bernardvb0101 indeed we miss these methods. I'll look at it ASAP |
I've pushed some code to support |
Thank you! I will check it out and test it.
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@bernardvb0101 were you able to test this new feature? can we close this? |
@eblondel Thank you! I have tested it and it works fine now. So the use is to do this and then it works as expected: |
Could be use to test platform as well. Some Geoserver's version doesn't have a valid generic style which could cause error during import |
These 3 commands:
styles <- gsman$getStyles()
stylenames <- gsman$getStyleNames()
style <- gsman$getStyle("capitals")
The above only return the "default" (pre-installed) styles that are on geoserver. The new styles that were created by the user do not show up when you for instance use this:
"stylenames <- gsman$getStyleNames()"
There are styles that I created on my instance of geoserver but these new styles are not included in the list returned by the "stylenames" variable (the new styles I created are associated with a workspace). Only the standard/default styles that come pre-installed with geoserver are part of the list returned by the "stylenames" variable.
So I am doing something wrong here or is it a bug?
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