GEOS Framework updated – now includes the geos Python extension. I also messed up the SQLite python installation (it wasn't), now fixed but I didn't bump the installer version.

I made some time to update the SQLite3 Framework. Updated to 3.6.15. Spatialite extension was using the old beta 2.3 source (oops), now updated. And, I added the latest pysqlite2 to the framework package. If you have compiled pysqlite2, you may want to remove it, at least to keep your site-packages tidy.

GRASS 6.4RC5 updated. I forgot libraries for the new (in my binaries) Cairo support. I also patched a bug for when creating a new location (should officially appear in next RC or final release).

I'm not fixing any of my blunders today , just a new version of the GEOS Framework.

OK, I figured out part of my problems with with GDAL and GRASS – GRASS' version checking is very particular, and the version value, which should reflect the major.minor version only, can change in a point update. 6.4RC4 != 6.4RC5. Hopefully when GRASS 6.4 is final, this version value won't change ;) Qgis then needs to be updated. I bundled a copy of the necessary GRASS libraries in the GDAL framework, so it wasn't affected, but it may cause confusion when multiple copies of the libraries are loaded (ie once in GDAL and once from Qgis).

So, to reduce redundancy and possible version confusion in GDAL, and simplify compilation and packaging for me, I've separated the GDAL-GRASS plugin from the GDAL Framework, and packaged it with the GRASS application. The plugin now uses the GRASS application, instead of a bundled copy of the GRASS libraries in GDAL (now removed).

And, Qgis is rebuilt to use GRASS 6.4RC5.