Skip the check of Processing Plugin when using PyQGIS in standalone scripts #528
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The current checking method with
if 'processing' in qgis.utils.pluginsalways return False when QuickOSM is called in a standalone script because QGIS doesn't automatically load thest plugins without iface. However, the check can be skipped because the Processing Plugin can be directly imported byimport processingandfrom processing.core.Processing import Processingeven if it is disabled in QGIS Desktop App. This should fix #527.Since
qgis.utils.ifacewill not beNoneafter opening the App, this change will not have any additional impact.