Add layer resolver #1589
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For reasons, layer ids configured in value relations do not always match. In these cases QGIS resorts to advanced detection techniques to find the layer anyway. Let's do the same with a nice declarative approach.
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Does this mean it worked never on offline projects because it always used the id only? |
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I think the offline editing plugin adjusts the ids, so I think it was no problem there. |
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For reasons, layer ids configured in value relations do not always match with the id of the layer they refer to.
In these cases QGIS resorts to advanced detection techniques to resolve the layer anyway.
Let's do the same with a nice declarative approach.