QField Feature Requests

If mappers logged in with OpenStreetMap (OSM), and we were editing OSM geometries in our QField project, then this would allow for easy attribution of user edits when uploaded. --- Tech details: Suggesting this here instead of the https://github.com/opengisch/QFieldCloud repo to gauge interest. This is easy enough to implement as an OAuth provider, but there are some caveats. OSM doesn't correctly implement the entire OAuth 2.0 spec. To work around this in another project, I made a small Golang binary middleware: https://github.com/hotosm/login/tree/main/osm-userinfo (returning the logged in user info in the correct format). Something else to consider is that unlike most OAuth providers, OSM does not return an email address. There is no way to link up profiles between different OAuth providers. A workaround to this could be a separate 'Connect to OSM' workflow, for already logged in users (however, this means modifying the UI, so probably not desirable). Simple primary OAuth login via OSM is a good start point. I have worked with OSM OAuth a lot and would happily make a PR for this, after small discussion / clarification.

Hi all, Could it be possible to agrement QFIELD with filter like in Qgis via searchbar or a plugin? Like select all entities that response to filter argument ( and not use symbology fonctions like in this post https://georezo.net/forum/viewtopic.php?id=135403 ) Second point is, it would be very nice if users could export attributs layer as .ODS file directly from QFIELD Thanks in advance

It would be nice if the spacer widget in the attrbute froms could be supported. Especially beeing able to draw honrizontal lines to segemnt a longer attribute form into multiple, more eeasily readable segements would be a nice usability improvement Attached a comparison between QGIS QField right now and design idea (green gradient or plain grey line as examples)

Right now the attribute from only gets shown when you start a new track. For certain applications it would be really helpful to also/exclusively show the diolog once the tracking is beeing stopped. For example if enterning end times or whether or not something has been observed during a session, or when there are other notes Right now for these use cases, one has to click on the created track again and go back into editing the attributes

Problem: Currently we have a company software with its own database that stores field data collected. The data in this database is used for invoicing customers and to print test certs. Now, Field data -> Qfield Cloud There is no way to transfer data from Qfield Cloud to Company software database directly. So users have to manually enter twice - Qfield & Company app data form Would be great if users input to Qfield, and upload the csv to company software, and the data gets integrated into company database to test certs generation and invoicing. Of course, ideally it would be great to sync from Qfield to Company database and Qfield Cloud at the same time. This would require customization.

As a user, I want to be able to edit layers loaded from a database fluidly, even if my device temporarily loses its internet connection. Currently, if a layer loaded from a remote database is being edited in QField and the device loses its connection, it is not possible to save the changes or continue working until the connection is re-established. This is especially the case when QField is used in locations that are not fully covered by the network. Having a “buffer” that records changes temporarily before transmitting them to the database once the connection is re-established would be an ideal solution.

For project structures where the QGIS files are alongside project files that are irrelevant to mobile mapping, it would nice to have an ignore configuration option. I constantly have to 'uncheck' script files, temp files, rendered outputs, etc. when syncing the project.

Add support for qgis functions. I´ve got functions like magnetic delination calculation with NOAA data

As an iOS user, I would like an option to connect to external GPS receivers via Bluetooth the way you can with Android devices. There is currently only an option to connect via TCP or UDP.

I'd like to see the implementation of the feature to automatically synchronize projects in QField. Pushing changes already is working, but an automatic full synchronization would be nice to have - preferably not only with a time interval but a set time (like a cronjob: sync dayly at 5am) so the tablets of my fieldworkers all have the results from the preceding day and their colleagues when they start their day.