Moving a singlepart point should adopt Z/M of snapped position#7214
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Moving a singlepart point should adopt Z/M of snapped position#7214
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Hi, I confirm that moving a point now correctly updates the Z value. This fixes the issue on our side. Thanks for the fix Best regards, |
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Mar 27, 2026
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Fixes #7190
Background on this: since QField 4.1, in order to offer a less intimidating interface, we removed the geometry editor button for singlepart points because they only thing that could do is doing a one-vertex movement operation, which is the same thing as moving a feature.
That being said, the move feature would not transfer Z/M the same way a vertex movement did. This PR fixes that.