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opengeos/rustgis v0.5.0 — shared expressions and expanded features

opengeos/rustgis v0.5.0 applies shared expressions to queries and field calculations, and adds analysis tools, GeoPackage and PostGIS editing, web service features, large dataset processing, and a Windows ARM64 build.

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opengeos/rustgis v0.5.0 applies shared expressions to queries and field calculations, and adds analysis tools, GeoPackage and PostGIS editing, web service features, large dataset processing, and a Windows ARM64 build.

GitHub description: A fast, free and open-source GIS in pure Rust.

stars
★ 2.2K
Forks
319
Language
Rust
License
Apache-2.0
Latest release
v0.5.0
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opengeos/rustgis v0.5.0 is a release that applies shared expressions to queries and field calculations. The published changes also include analysis tools, GeoPackage and PostGIS editing, web service features, large dataset processing, and a Windows ARM64 build. That is what the release information published at 2026-10-31T22:30:20Z states. The repository is presented as a free open source GIS implemented in pure Rust. The source is https://github.com/opengeos/RustGIS/releases/tag/v0.5.0.

This change covers two things: using expressions in a shared way for queries and field calculations, and a wider feature scope. The release summary states that analysis tools and web service features were added, and lists GeoPackage and PostGIS editing among the changes. It also adds large dataset processing and includes a Windows ARM64 build. The core confirmed in v0.5.0 is therefore the range of expression use and the added analysis, editing, service, processing, and build items. The repository description gives the implementation language and the open source, free character of the project, but the detailed behavior of each new feature cannot be confirmed from this summary alone.

The provided release summary presents no performance figures or benchmarks, no license, and no per-feature completeness or support scope. The claim that it is "fast" appears in the repository description, but no measurement backs it in this material. The star count is given as 2211, which is not a figure showing feature performance or stability. What can be confirmed is therefore limited to the changes explicitly listed for v0.5.0, and the actual processing scale and the conditions under which each feature applies cannot be judged from this information alone.