It could be that the last time you manually selected a gpkg file, you selected Raster Geopackage, and now the generic reader thinks this is correct for all files. I would manually add a gpkg file to a new workspace using the Vector Geopackage reader. Then it's possible that the Generic reader action will be reversed.
In short: it's just using the last format you used manually.
It could be that the last time you manually selected a gpkg file, you selected Raster Geopackage, and now the generic reader thinks this is correct for all files. I would manually add a gpkg file to a new workspace using the Vector Geopackage reader. Then it's possible that the Generic reader action will be reversed.
In short: it's just using the last format you used manually.
Thanks Mark for the explanation.
I fixed the problem by passing the desired format as a parameter to the workspace for the Generic Reader instead of relying on defaults which are getting more and more unpredicatable ;-)
It could be that the last time you manually selected a gpkg file, you selected Raster Geopackage, and now the generic reader thinks this is correct for all files. I would manually add a gpkg file to a new workspace using the Vector Geopackage reader. Then it's possible that the Generic reader action will be reversed.
In short: it's just using the last format you used manually.
Hi @mark2atsafe,
I have the same problem and I've never used the Raster Geopackage Reader. Unfortunatley this issue prevents users to load data in geopackage vector format in a dynamic workspace I have published to FME Server. I will have to use the same workaround as mhab.
In case of news about this issue, please let me know.
Thanks!