Implement a default print layout when none available #5993
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(there are other things we could easily do here once this is added, e.g. having a GNSS position overlay onto the map) |
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🎉 Ta-daaa, freshly created APKs are available for 656990e: arm64-android |
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One item in my "be friendlier" to do list incoming: this PR insures that the print button is always going to print a PDF.
When users open a project file (or an individual dataset) where the project contains zero print layouts, QField will now add one from a very basic template and rely on that to provide users with a printed PDF of their current map canvas.
This is how the output looks like:
This lowers the knowledge needed to do basic printing to virtually nothing :) It's also a good time to introduce this now that the print button is shown in the dashboard top action bar.
Bonus: this can spread the good word about QField when people share these PDFs.