Log message:
geography/gdal-lib (and py-gdal): Update to 3.2.2.

Upstream changes: bug fixes

Log message:
revbump for gdal-lib update

Log message:
geography/gdal-lib: Update to 3.2.1

This is a long overdue update which skips the 3.1 major release.
py-gdal is also udpated.

Besides what is noted in upstream NEWS, gdalserver has been withdrawn.
See NEWS in the source tarball; this pkgsrc update corresponds to 1452
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= GDAL/OGR 3.2.0 Release Notes =

== In a nutshell... ==

 * New GDAL drivers:
   - ESRIC: ESRI bundle cache read-only driver (#2663)
   - HEIF: read-only driver for HEIF/HEIC file. Requires libheif
   - OGCAPI: tiles/maps/coverage raster/vector experimental driver
   - TGA: read/only driver to read TGA image file format
 * New OGR drivers:
   - LVBAG: read-only support for Dutch LVBAG/Kadaster 2.0 vector format
 * New utilities:
   - gdal_create: to create/initialize a new raster file
 * Other improvements:
   - Multi-threaded overview computation (if GDAL_NUM_THREADS set)
   - COG driver: TILING_SCHEME creation option
   - OpenFileGDB driver: add support for using spatial indexes
   - BAG driver: multiple improvements
   - FITS driver: multiple improvements (MEF and binary table support)
   - NITF driver: support for SNIP TREs
   - OGRFieldDefn: support UNIQUE constraint
   - OGRFieldDefn: support a AlternativeName (alias) property (#2729)
   - Python bindings: move implementation of scripts (except gdal2tiles) in \ 
osgeo.utils package to be reusable
   - Faster GTIFF Deflate compression/decompression through libdeflate (if using \ 
internal libtiff or libtiff > 4.1.0)
 * Removed functionality:
   - Python bindings: old-style "import gdal" is no longer available. \ 
Use "from osgeo import gdal" instead
   - API_PROXY mechanism: likely never used for real usage.
   - Removal of GDAL and OGR ArcSDE drivers

== Backward compatibility issues ==

See MIGRATION_GUIDE.txt

= GDAL/OGR 3.1.0 Release Notes =

== In a nutshell... ==

 * Implement RFC 75: support for multidimensional arrays in MEM, VRT, netCDF, \ 
HDF4, HDF5 and GRIB drivers. Read/write for MEM and netCDF. Read/only for \ 
others. Add gdalmdiminfo and gdalmdimtranslate utilities.
 * Implement RFC76: add capability of writing vector drivers in Python
 * New GDAL drivers:
   - COG: write-only, for Cloud Optimized GeoTIFF
   - EXR: read/write driver, relying on OpenEXR library
   - ISG: read-only, for geoid models of the International Service for the Geoid
   - RDB: read-only, for RIEGL Database .mpx RDB 2 files (#1538) (needs \ 
proprietary SDK)
 * New OGR drivers:
   - FlatGeoBuf: read-support and creation (#1742)
   - MapML: read/write driver for experimental web spec
 * Improved drivers:
  - OAPIF driver (renamed from WFS3): updated to OGC API - Features 1.0 core spec
  - GTiff: improve performance of internal overview creation
  - GTiff: GeoTIFF 1.1 support
  - Shapefile driver: add read/creation/update support for .shz and .shp.zip
  - netCDF vector: read/write support for CF-1.8 Encoded Geometries (#1287)
  - VICAR: multiple improvements and write support (#1855)
  - DDS: add read support
 * Other improvements:
   - gdalwarp: accept output drivers with only CreateCopy() capabilities
   - gdal_viewshed: new utility for viewshed algorithm
 * Remove GFT driver now that the online service no longer exists (#2050)
 * New Sphinx-based documentation
 * Multiple security related fixes (ossfuzz)
 * Continued code linting (cppcheck, CoverityScan, etc.)
 * Compatibility with GDAL 3.0:
    - C and C++ API: backward compatible changes
    - C ABI: backward compatible changes
    - C++ ABI: modified
    - Functional changes: see MIGRATION_GUIDE.TXT

Log message:
geography/gdal*: revbump for geos update

While gdal depends on only the stable C ABI, libtool behavior means
that gdal binaries depend on the C++ ABI, which is unstable.

Log message:
gdal: Revbump due to geos update

Log message:
gdal: Add comment about (lack of) geopdf support

Log message:
*: Recursive revbump from textproc/icu-68.1

Log message:
*: Apply revbump for graphics/giflib API change.