Add new options about safeguards

[Gustry]

• Funded by: 3Liz
• Description:
  • Fix Add a new panel for some "settings" #520
  • Fix Check postgresql layers for credentials #388
  • Realated to QGIS project with a PostgreSQL layer lizmap-web-client#1638

[Gustry]

Ok, finally the technical part is ready @nboisteault @nworr and @mdouchin

It needs some polishing, but the PR is ready for testing :

• UI/UX
• Do we want the JSON output of the table in the CFG, the checkbox which is now visible (but designed to be later)
• Review rules and severities
• Is blocking the CFG file is a good UX, if someone did a lot of change in the plugin ? (I don't think it's a blocker)
• General table

The severity/rules is a mix of :

• version of target LWC
• version of QGIS used
• Lizmap Cloud yes/no
• Beginner/Normal

which is defined on checktime only

• Rename panel

[mdouchin]

I will get the branch locally and test it, this first review is to prevent from not using from +ing with the verb prevent 🤪

[nboisteault]

@Gustry I have tested and I love it!

[mdouchin]

Tested with a project having lots of blocking and non-blocking issues, and loved it too !

[mdouchin]

I loooove the Help tab too !

[mdouchin]

In the help pane, the How-to fix should show the simplest method for QGIS>=3.22 at the top, instead of letting the user read a more complex solution.

* With QGIS ≥ 3.22, you can use the auto-fix button in the "Settings" panel of the plugin
* Or edit your global PostgreSQL connection to enable this option, then change the datasource by right clicking on each layer above, then click "Change datasource" in the menu. Finally reselect your layer in the new dialog with the updated connection. When opening a QGIS project in your desktop, you mustn't have any prompt for a user or password. The edited connection will take effect only on newly added layer into a project that's why the right-click step is required.

instead of

* Edit your global PostgreSQL connection to enable this option, then change the datasource by right clicking on each layer above, then click "Change datasource" in the menu. Finally reselect your layer in the new dialog with the updated connection. When opening a QGIS project in your desktop, you mustn't have any prompt for a user or password. The edited connection will take effect only on newly added layer into a project that's why the right-click step is required.
* Or with QGIS ≥ 3.22, you can use the auto-fix button in the "Settings" panel of the plugin

[nboisteault]

@Gustry does "Edit your global PostgreSQL connection to enable this option" action is done when using the auto-fix button? If we don't want to do that instead of the user (maybe he does not want this option activated on the datasource), maybe we could add a button to do that.

[Gustry]

the How-to fix should show the simplest method for QGIS>=3.22 at the to

Actually, for now, both are needed, it's not a "OR", but a "AND". One is to edit global connection, the other for current loaded layers

does "Edit your global PostgreSQL connection to enable this option" action is done when using the auto-fix button?

Everything is written, with bold : no :)

maybe we could add a button to do that

Yes, this is the idea, that's why the current group box title is Auto repair tools on the project, to have later Auto repair tools on global configurations ;-)

[Gustry]

Let's merge and let's give it a try ...