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I am using QField with QGIS to edit data in the field. I used QFieldSync to package my QGIS project and was able to open it on my Android device and edit/add features just fine. I then copy the folder from my Android device to my desktop; go to my QGIS project; and select the folder through QFieldSync's 'Synchronize from QField'. The result is the 'Handle Bad Layers' pop-up in QGIS and I don't know how to proceed.

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Can anyone advise on what I'm doing wrong? Here is some information:

Data: .shp files

QFieldSync Project Configuration: I've set the Action for all three layers to offline editing since I need to be able to make changes to the .shp files in the office while others are making updates in the field.

Python version: 3.6.0

QGIS version: 3.0.3-Girona

QField version: QField for QGIS - RELEASE CANDIDATE 3

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  • Is the project set to use relative or absolute filepaths? – csk Feb 12 at 20:23
  • The project is set to use the relative filepaths: Project ‣ Project Properties ‣ General ‣ Save paths is set to “Relative” – JKane Feb 13 at 13:53
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Here is what ended up working for me: I uninstalled QGIS and installed the most recent version: 3.4.4. QFieldSync worked fine after that. I was able to import new data back from my Anrdoid device and view the new data in the QGIS project.

For some reason QFieldSync was creating a data.sqlite file when I was using QGIS3.0 but with QGIS3.4 it creates a data.gpkg file instead.

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