Bump fiona from 1.8.22 to 1.9.2

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Bumps fiona from 1.8.22 to 1.9.2.

Release notes

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1.9.2

Version 1.9.2 has a handful of important bug fixes.

• The fio CLI now gets its command entry points using importlib.metadata (#1220). The project has no more runtime dependency on setuptools.
• Instead of warning, transform_geom() raises an exception when some points can't be reprojected unless the caller opts in to partial reprojection. This restores the behavior of version 1.8.22.
• Add support for open options to all CLI commands that call fiona.open (#1215).
• Fix a memory leak that can occur when iterating over a dataset using strides (#1205).
• ZipMemoryFile now supports zipped GDB data (#1203).

1.9.1

The 1.9.0 release revealed a few bugs. Here are the ones we felt should be squished immediately.

• Log a warning message when identically named fields are encountered (#1201).
• Avoid dependence on listdir order in tests (#1193).
• Prevent empty geometries arrays from appearing in __geo_interface__ (#1197).
• setuptools added to pyproject.toml. Its pkg_resources module is used by the CLI (#1191).

Wheels on PyPI include the same versions of GEOS, GDAL, and PROJ as in 1.9.0 but also patch GDAL 3.5.3 (OSGeo/gdal#7171).

1.9.0

This is 1.9.0.

Deprecations

• The precision keyword argument of fiona.transform.transform_geom is deprecated and will be removed in version 2.0.
• The fiona.drivers() function has been deprecated and will be removed in version 2.0. It should be replaced by fiona.Env().
• The new fiona.meta module will be renamed to fiona.drivers in version 2.0.

New features

The major new features are:

• A new CRS class identical to Rasterio's.
• New Feature and Geometry classes. These are returned instead of dicts but are compatible with version 1.8's dicts.
• Access to format driver metadata.

Please see the change log entries for 1.9 pre-releases to see a complete list of new features and bug fixes.

PyPI wheels

The binary wheels on PyPI include GDAL 3.5.3, GEOS 3.11.1, and PROJ 9.0.1.

GDAL and Python versions

Fiona 1.9.0 requires GDAL 3.1 and Python 3.7 or newer.

1.8.x status

1.8.22 was the final release from the maint-1.8 branch.

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Changelog

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1.9.2 (2023-03-20)

• Get command entry points using importlib.metadata (#1220).
• Instead of warning, transform_geom() raises an exception when some points can't be reprojected unless the caller opts in to partial reprojection. This restores the behavior of version 1.8.22.
• Add support for open options to all CLI commands that call fiona.open (#1215).
• Fix a memory leak that can occur when iterating over a dataset using strides (#1205).
• ZipMemoryFile now supports zipped GDB data (#1203).

1.9.1 (2023-02-09)

• Log a warning message when identically named fields are encountered (#1201).
• Avoid dependence on listdir order in tests (#1193).
• Prevent empty geometries arrays from appearing in geo_interface (#1197).
• setuptools added to pyproject.toml. Its pkg_resources module is used by the CLI (#1191).

1.9.0 (2023-01-30)

• CITATION.txt has been replaced by a new CITATION.cff file and the credits have been updated.
• In setup.py the distutils (deprecated) logger is no longer used.

1.9b2 (2023-01-22)

• Add Feature.geo_interface property (#1181).
• Invalid creation options are filtered and ignored (#1180).
• The readme doc has been shortened and freshened up, with a modern example for version 1.9.0 (#1174).
• The Geometry class now provides and looks for geo_interface (#1174).
• The top level fiona module now exports Feature, Geometry, and Properties (#1174).
• Functions that take Feature or Geometry objects will continue to take dicts or objects that provide geo_interface (#1177). This reverses the deprecation introduced in 1.9a2.
• Python ignores SIGPIPE by default. By never catching BrokenPipeError via except Exception when, for example, piping the output of rio-shapes to the Unix head program, we avoid getting an unhandled BrokenPipeError message when the interpreter shuts down (#2689).

1.9b1 (2022-12-13)

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Commits

• 9b226b3 Install importlib-metadata for Pythons < 3.10 only
• 995fcf7 This is 1.9.2
• 1e43a7b Use importlib.metadata instead of pkg_resources (#1220)
• c4fa19c Raise exception unless the caller has opted into partial repro. (#1216)
• 4cfb998 Add support for open options to CLI commands (#1215)
• 7987e14 Docker & conda tests (#1218)
• 1340628 Merge branch 'master' into maint-1.9
• a308cf2 Update environment.yml (#1211)
• 1c6e3bb Ensure OGR geometries are cleaned up in Iterator._next() (#1205)
• a963bc9 ZipMemoryFile now supports zipped GDB streams (#1203)
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Superseded by #104.