Actually even though the files say they were exported by ... they should also
say "DO NOT EDIT". As far as reading guidelines, yes, but we are often taken to
the certain spot via a search, so don't remember to read the guidelines.
Anyway I recall that after cleaning up the GPX Success message, t
Hmm, Wikipedia also allows one to link to any exact version of anything.
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Alright, let's not think about filtering for now. Changed to look only at the
last close event.
I also wanted the "commented" indication not to be misleading. It includes more
than commenting and this change stretches it further by including non-last
close events. So I removed the claim that no
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My thinking was literally just to look at the last event which should be the
close event unless it's been reopened and if it has then do we want to consider
it closed by this user?
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There are some drawbacks in looking only at the last close event.
#5255 tried to do filtering by interaction type but the db queries are ugly. To
optimize them we could have a users x notes table where we store among other
things interaction flags. When a user closed a note, we set a closed flag
We could have links to specific versions of elements that don't change but even
the actual osm website can't show them currently. There is a pull request for
nodes though #4930.
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Thanks, this looks like a great suggestion. I gave it a try, created a new
clone of the repo, then added a new devcontainer using `bundle exec rails
container.`
Initially I was a bit struggling with (Debian, Rails, npm) packages on
generated devcontainer. I believe we can probably reuse a lot o
### Problem
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Import says
> Unlike editing the map or **uploading GPX traces**, importing combines
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> an existing dataset with the OSM dataset and thus typically includes a
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> I messed up https://github.com/openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website/pull/5257
> so I'll just open an issue instead.
You’ve only changed the wrong file, just do your changes in en.yml instead…
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