I need to change the position of a box only if it has a common attribute with a point. In my example if the feature ID_PARENT is the same as CODE.

box = QgsProject.instance().mapLayersByName('box')[0]
point = QgsProject.instance().mapLayersByName('point')[0]

for bFeat in boiteFeature:
    for pfeat in pointFeature:
        if bfeat['ID_PARENT'] == pfeat['CODE']:
        pfeat.geometry() = bfeat.geometry()

Here this code is totally false because I'm assigning a value to a function call but I think it illustrates well what I tried to do which is changing the WKT coordinate.

I need to change the position of a box only if it has a common attribute with a point. In my example if the feature "ID_PARENT" is the same as "CODE".

box = QgsProject.instance().mapLayersByName('box')[0]
point = QgsProject.instance().mapLayersByName('point')[0]

for bfeat in box.getFeatures():
    for pfeat in point.getFeatures():
        if bfeat['ID_PARENT'] == pfeat['CODE']:
            pfeat.geometry() = bfeat.geometry()

Here this code is totally false because I'm assigning a value to a function call but I think it illustrates well what I tried to do which is changing the WKT coordinate.

I need to change the position of a box only if it has a common attribute with a point. In my exemple if the feature ID_PARENT is the same as CODE.

box = QgsProject.instance().mapLayersByName('box')[0]
point = QgsProject.instance().mapLayersByName('point')[0]

for bFeat in boiteFeature:
    for pfeat in pointFeature:
        if bfeat['ID_PARENT'] == pfeat['CODE']:
        pfeat.geometry() = bfeat.geometry()

Here this code is totally false because I'm assigning a value to a function call but I think it illustrates well what I tried to do which is changing the WKT coordinate.

I need to change the position of a box only if it has a common attribute with a point. In my example if the feature ID_PARENT is the same as CODE.

box = QgsProject.instance().mapLayersByName('box')[0]
point = QgsProject.instance().mapLayersByName('point')[0]

for bFeat in boiteFeature:
    for pfeat in pointFeature:
        if bfeat['ID_PARENT'] == pfeat['CODE']:
        pfeat.geometry() = bfeat.geometry()

Here this code is totally false because I'm assigning a value to a function call but I think it illustrates well what I tried to do which is changing the WKT coordinate.