June 2026 monthly summary for 3liz/lizmap-web-client focusing on stabilizing data integrity, UI consistency, and maintainability. Delivered server-side handling for dynamic defaults in read-only fields, unified and modernized search logic, and robust UI polish for popup content. Expanded test coverage with Playwright end-to-end tests to validate live-search behavior, further reducing risk in production releases.

May 2026 monthly summary for 3liz/lizmap-web-client: Delivered high-impact features and addressed critical stability issues across the Lizmap web client, with expanded test coverage and UX improvements that directly translate to business value.

April 2026: Focused on tightening WFS cross-CRS reprojection fidelity for lizmap-web-client, enabling and validating snapping behavior, and delivering UI/UX refinements and stronger test and CI coverage. Deliverables include WFS path compliance with SRSNAME and 1.1.0 BBOX formats, output CRS handling, automated end-to-end tests, and admin improvements. In QField, a proxy settings persistence/startup display bug was fixed. Overall, these changes reduce datum-shift misalignment, improve cross-CRS data integrity, and enhance the editing experience with broader test coverage and faster CI feedback.

March 2026 performance summary: Delivered key UX and reliability improvements in Lizmap Web Client and QField, focusing on usability, WMS handling, and localization. Highlights include auto-activation of the box selection tool with a 7-second guidance message; per-layer opacity controls in single WMS mode with server-side OPACITIES, guarded requests, and targeted e2e/test updates; a print layout order fix in the Lizmap plugin to honor user cfg-defined order with corresponding E2E test updates; and enhancements in QField for enterprise usage (network proxy configuration and translatable dialog button labels). These changes reflect solid progress in JavaScript/TypeScript development, WMS protocol handling, end-to-end testing automation, internationalization (i18n), and enterprise readiness.

February 2026 focused on stabilizing core workflows, hardening test reliability, and delivering user-facing enhancements in lizmap-web-client. The team reduced release risk through targeted test fixes, added a feature to rename uploaded attachments using a QGIS field default value expression, and improved WMS legend handling for external layers, while also tightening logging and data handling for better diagnostics and compatibility.

January 2026 summary for 3liz/lizmap-web-client: Delivered essential feature work and performance improvements that directly enhance GIS workflow efficiency and map rendering performance, while maintaining CI security posture and PHP compatibility across PHP 8.2–8.4.

December 2025 monthly summary for 3liz/lizmap-web-client: Delivered a targeted bug fix to Theme Group Selection Accuracy, introducing a two-pass approach to ensure only explicitly listed parent groups are checked when themes include child groups, thereby improving accuracy and reliability of group state management. This work reduces misconfigurations in theme definitions and enhances end-user experience when configuring themes.

Concise monthly summary for 3liz/lizmap-web-client, November 2025 (2025-11). Focused on delivering business value through localization, reliability, and performance improvements in the web client.

June 2025: Implemented multi-value support for item_filter in lizmapFts.class.php to enable matching against multiple user groups or logins via comma-separated lists and string_to_array; aligned behavior with item_projects to improve consistency, filter flexibility, and scalability for access control.