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When printing a detailed (GPX trace) line with filled layer style to PDF it takes a long time and creates radial unwanted linear artefacts from the start point to vertices making the PDF print output unusable
QGIS version
3.40.1-Bratislava
QGIS code revision
[989853a](https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/commit/989853a7)
Libraries
Qt version
5.15.13
Python version
3.12.7
GDAL/OGR version
3.9.3
PROJ version
9.5.0
EPSG Registry database version
v11.016 (2024-08-31)
GEOS version
3.13.0-CAPI-1.19.0
SQLite version
3.46.1
PDAL version
2.8.1
PostgreSQL client version
16.2
SpatiaLite version
5.1.0
QWT version
6.3.0
QScintilla2 version
2.14.1
OS version
Windows 11 Version 2009
What is the bug or the crash?
When printing a detailed (GPX trace) line with filled layer style to PDF it takes a long time and creates radial unwanted linear artefacts from the start point to vertices making the PDF print output unusable
Example output:
A3L.pdf
Steps to reproduce the issue
Output: unusable line rendering as per attachment in bug description
Expected Output: correct render to PDF
If the line style is reverted to simple line then print performance and output are as expected
Versions
<style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style>Libraries
Qt version
5.15.13
Python version
3.12.7
GDAL/OGR version
3.9.3
PROJ version
9.5.0
EPSG Registry database version
v11.016 (2024-08-31)
GEOS version
3.13.0-CAPI-1.19.0
SQLite version
3.46.1
PDAL version
2.8.1
PostgreSQL client version
16.2
SpatiaLite version
5.1.0
QWT version
6.3.0
QScintilla2 version
2.14.1
OS version
Windows 11 Version 2009
Active Python plugins
ViewshedAnalysis
1.9
db_manager
0.1.20
grassprovider
2.12.99
processing
2.12.99
Supported QGIS version
New profile
Additional context
No response
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