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Add GEOSMakeValid to Shapely
See original GitHub issueIt would be nice to have this functionality available directly in Shapely. It requires GEOS 3.8.
Should it live in ops, validation, or somewhere else?
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@tomplex let’s do this for 1.8. The validation module is the right place.
Yes.