
Developed a multi-layer features table for the napari repository, enabling users to analyze and manage features across multiple layers within a unified interface. Leveraging Python, Pandas, and Qt, the solution introduced a dedicated layer identifier column and a join-type toggle, allowing seamless switching between inner and outer joins for feature consolidation. The implementation ensured compatibility with all layer types supporting feature data, while gracefully handling layers lacking selection information. Enhanced synchronization between the user interface and viewer layer selections improved usability, and robust handling of read-only columns supported reliable data visualization and analysis. Documentation and tests were comprehensively updated.
January 2026 — Implemented multi-layer features table for napari enabling consolidated feature analysis across layers. Delivered a unified table widget that shows and manages features across multiple layers with a new layer identifier column, and a join-type toggle to switch between inner/outer joins. Expanded support to all layer types exposing .features where feasible, with compatibility notes for Layers without selection data. Improved read-only column handling, and dynamic synchronization between the UI and viewer layer selections. This work (commit 7488f9093da25a6679451f19de3779d00dc85978) closes #8085 and paves the way for cross-layer analytics and plugin integrations.
January 2026 — Implemented multi-layer features table for napari enabling consolidated feature analysis across layers. Delivered a unified table widget that shows and manages features across multiple layers with a new layer identifier column, and a join-type toggle to switch between inner/outer joins. Expanded support to all layer types exposing .features where feasible, with compatibility notes for Layers without selection data. Improved read-only column handling, and dynamic synchronization between the UI and viewer layer selections. This work (commit 7488f9093da25a6679451f19de3779d00dc85978) closes #8085 and paves the way for cross-layer analytics and plugin integrations.

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