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Is it necessary to set package version numbers?
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It is better to import the function that you need than the whole package, e.g. "from shapely.geometry import shape".
Please check also the imports below
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Is there an option to request this meta data also from hotmaps than hard coding it?
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I thought the result of this function should be a GeoDataFrame, not paths to data
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| vector = raster_to_vector(output_directory, title, epsg) | ||
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Why keep the gpkg and tif file? I would say everything can be deleted when you return a geodataframe.
If the files are kept then they need unique names.
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Would be better to input a polygon object because this should be the basis in dave_data. Within the function you can transform the polygon into a bounding box, maybe write a function for this transformation.
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