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Hello,
I was wondering if you have plans to update this plugin to be QGIS3-ready?

regards,
Thomas

Using SRs other than 4326, KML coordinates are wrong.

An example:

epsg:3003
LINESTRING (1882514.1528254398 4572254.977329189,1882732.8061865449 4572531.1017223522,1882642.203243443 4572605.9037163248,1882912.6082268576 4572663.4021606883,1882958.6035382384 4572418.8877489008,1882875.1893943013 4572472.1145593831,1882665.1692695501 4572224.7548517529)

ogr.ExportToKML returns this:

74.152825439814478,4572254.977329189 -67.193813455058262,4572531.1017223522 -157.7967565569561,4572605.9037163248 112.60822685761377,4572663.4021606883 158.60353823844343,4572418.8877489008 75.189394301269203,4572472.1145593831 -134.83073044987395,4572224.7548517529

Perhaps, is this an OGR error ?

to metadata.txt. It would be especially useful if you could clarify how does the plugin improves the current situation, where an user can export any vector through Save as.. core function.
Thanks.

When trying to use this plugin, I am seeing the following error repeating in my console:

Traceback (most recent call last):
			  File "/home/user/.qgis2/python/plugins/GeometryExporter/geometry_exporter.py", line 259, in populate
			    geom.Transform(transform)
			AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'Transform'

Steps to reproduce:

1. start empty project
2. add (KML) layer
3. select geometry in layer
4. click 'Export geometry'
5. change settings in 'export geometry' dialogue (any combination, same message over and over)

Environment:

• QGIS 2.18
• Ubuntu 17.10