Remember map layer styling (opacity, labels visibility) across QField sessions #3237
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This PR implements functionality to save and restore customized a given project map layer styling across QField sessions. At this moment, it will properly save/restore layer opacity, label visibility, as well as individual layer's visibility (i.e. [x] show on map) state.
Note: The implementation covers both project and individual dataset contexts when it comes to opacity, label visibility, however the individual layer's [x] show on map are not remember when opening individual datasets.
Here's a video showcasing the enhancement:
Peek.2022-08-23.16-26.mp4
You can see various styling attributes (layer opacity, layer visibility, and label visibility) are all remembered across a given project sessions.