[WFS 2.0.0] getfeature argument to specify SRS/CRS?

[digital-idiot]

As of version '0.29.2' there is no way to specify CRS/SRS when calling WebFeatureService_2_0_0.getfeature .
See:

OWSLib/owslib/feature/wfs200.py

Lines 220 to 287 in f8e3ff6

	def getfeature(
	self,
	typename=None,
	filter=None,
	bbox=None,
	featureid=None,
	featureversion=None,
	propertyname=None,
	maxfeatures=None,
	storedQueryID=None,
	storedQueryParams=None,
	method="Get",
	outputFormat=None,
	startindex=None,
	sortby=None,
	):
	"""Request and return feature data as a file-like object.
	#TODO: NOTE: have changed property name from ['*'] to None - check the use of this in WFS 2.0
	Parameters
	----------
	typename : list
	List of typenames (string)
	filter : string
	XML-encoded OGC filter expression.
	bbox : tuple
	(left, bottom, right, top) in the feature type's coordinates == (minx, miny, maxx, maxy)
	featureid : list
	List of unique feature ids (string)
	featureversion : string
	Default is most recent feature version.
	propertyname : list
	List of feature property names. For Get request, '*' matches all.
	For Post request, leave blank (None) to get all properties.
	maxfeatures : int
	Maximum number of features to be returned.
	storedQueryID : string
	A name identifying a prepared set available in WFS-service
	storedQueryParams : dict
	Variable amount of extra information sent to server related to
	storedQueryID to further define the requested data
	{'parameter_name': parameter_value}
	method : string
	Qualified name of the HTTP DCP method to use.
	outputFormat: string (optional)
	Requested response format of the request.
	startindex: int (optional)
	Start position to return feature set (paging in combination with maxfeatures)
	sortby: list (optional)
	List of property names whose values should be used to order
	(upon presentation) the set of feature instances that
	satify the query.
	There are 5 different modes of use
	1) typename and bbox (simple spatial query)
	2) typename and filter (==query) (more expressive)
	3) featureid (direct access to known features)
	4) storedQueryID and optional storedQueryParams
	5) filter only via Post method
	Raises:
	ServiceException: If there is an error during the request
	Returns:
	BytesIO -- Data returned from the service as a file-like object
	"""

)

However both in WebFeatureService_1_1_0 and WebFeatureService_1_0_0 have the following parameter to specify SRS:

srsname: string 
             EPSG code to request the data in 

OWSLib/owslib/feature/wfs110.py

Lines 216 to 269 in f8e3ff6

	def getfeature(
	self,
	typename=None,
	filter=None,
	bbox=None,
	featureid=None,
	featureversion=None,
	propertyname=None,
	maxfeatures=None,
	srsname=None,
	outputFormat=None,
	method="Get",
	startindex=None,
	sortby=None,
	):
	"""Request and return feature data as a file-like object.
	Parameters
	----------
	typename : list
	List of typenames (string)
	filter : string
	XML-encoded OGC filter expression.
	bbox : tuple
	(left, bottom, right, top) in the feature type's coordinates.
	featureid : list
	List of unique feature ids (string)
	featureversion : string
	Default is most recent feature version.
	propertyname : list
	List of feature property names. For Get request, '*' matches all.
	For Post request, leave blank (None) to get all properties.
	maxfeatures : int
	Maximum number of features to be returned.
	method : string
	Qualified name of the HTTP DCP method to use.
	srsname: string
	EPSG code to request the data in
	outputFormat: string (optional)
	Requested response format of the request.
	startindex: int (optional)
	Start position to return feature set (paging in combination with maxfeatures)
	sortby: list (optional)
	List of property names whose values should be used to order
	(upon presentation) the set of feature instances that
	satify the query.
	There are 3 different modes of use
	1) typename and bbox (simple spatial query). It is assumed, that
	bbox coordinates are given *always* in the east,north order
	2) typename and filter (more expressive)
	3) featureid (direct access to known features)
	"""

OWSLib/owslib/feature/wfs100.py

Lines 208 to 255 in f8e3ff6

	def getfeature(
	self,
	typename=None,
	filter=None,
	bbox=None,
	featureid=None,
	featureversion=None,
	propertyname="*",
	maxfeatures=None,
	srsname=None,
	outputFormat=None,
	method="{http://www.opengis.net/wfs}Get",
	startindex=None,
	):
	"""Request and return feature data as a file-like object.
	Parameters
	----------
	typename : list
	List of typenames (string)
	filter : string
	XML-encoded OGC filter expression.
	bbox : tuple
	(left, bottom, right, top) in the feature type's coordinates.
	featureid : list
	List of unique feature ids (string)
	featureversion : string
	Default is most recent feature version.
	propertyname : list
	List of feature property names. '*' matches all.
	maxfeatures : int
	Maximum number of features to be returned.
	method : string
	Qualified name of the HTTP DCP method to use.
	srsname: string
	EPSG code to request the data in
	outputFormat: string (optional)
	Requested response format of the request.
	startindex: int (optional)
	Start position to return feature set (paging in combination with maxfeatures)
	There are 3 different modes of use
	1) typename and bbox (simple spatial query)
	2) typename and filter (more expressive)
	3) featureid (direct access to known features)
	"""

[jnicho02]

ditto #905

[lukas-paulun]

I would also be interested in an answer to that question