Cloud folder browsing
Before this change, a map connected to cloud storage needed a share link for the folder, which you made and pasted in. Now you sign in to Dropbox from the start page and browse your own folders. You can pick a QGIS project in a folder, or the folder itself.
So the container folder does not need to be shareable at all. A folder of maps can stay private, while each map folder in it has its own sharing. This matters on Dropbox plans where you cannot share a folder separately if it is inside a shared folder.
A folder with no .qgs file also works. Groundwork reads the GeoJSON that it finds, and uses a matching style file if there is one.
How to try it
- Create a map.
- Under Or connect your own data, choose Dropbox.
- Click Connect to Dropbox.
- Sign in. You do this only once.
- Go to the folder that holds your project.
- Choose the
.qgsfile, or the folder itself.
Publish to a cloud folder in the Administrator Guide covers this in full.