As I understand there was a long-lived code branch. Maybe in future if someone
is aware about such branch, having significant user-visible changes, then
whoever knows about it (not only repo maintainers) can let Communication
Working Group know about this?
Or post about it on forums?
Would tha
> so it seems osm needs a 'beta.osm org'
I thought we already had that, but it’s only for iD
(https://ideditor.netlify.app/).
But I don’t think it’s necessary, a simple post on the official OSM social
media announcing that a new dark mode is available for testing in the settings
would have bee
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> It was in active development, six months ago. It would have been difficult to
> miss it for anyone following this repo.
ok, so it seems osm needs a 'beta.osm org' style website where normies can test
it. It obviously didn't get tested enough before deployment, nobody should den
Thank you for the clarification! Yes, we're focusing on the
openstreetmap-website and aim to integrate this directly. Testing queries and
performance locally with large datasets would ensure reliability at scale. For
development, we can always mock or use a small subset of data to simplify
test
> * Changesets in the planet OSM files contain user data, but tools like
> Osmosis and Osmium cannot directly link users to contributions in a database.
> * Full history dumps provide the necessary data but are massive (~223 GB
> compressed, ~3.7 TB uncompressed) and complex to process.
If you'r
> Did anyone try them with these layers?
Sorry this is probably not the feedback you want, but honestly I think they all
look bad, even option 4 (unless maybe for specific use cases but not in
general) and they should only be available as optional dark styles, and light
tiles should remain the
> Did anyone try them with these layers?
Testing all possible combinations is unreasonable but for all osm-featured
hillshading layers a version of the feFunc-based dimming with a slight positive
offset, an amplitude of 0.6-0.9 and a gamma value of 1.5-3 * seems to yield the
best results.
\* t
> started by adding a dark mode toggle in the settings, staying in light mode
> by default until they were confident enough to link it to user preferences.
Which was done here, there was a flag that could be set in the html to enable
the dark mode. However, this was apparently not communicated a
> > This one: enable my rotation filter ignoring problems with hillshading?
>
> @AntonKhorev You were the first person to point out that this a problem. So
> it took years to get any feedback.
I wasn't. Hillshading specifically was first mentioned by @gravitystorm here.
There also was a predece
@AntonKhorev It’s unreasonable for you to expect OSM users to look at all the
pull requests to give feedback before a change as significant as this one gets
implemented.
Many other websites and apps I use started by adding a dark mode toggle in the
settings, staying in light mode by default unti
### Problem
We want to enhance the OSM profile pages to include more engaging and
informative features, similar to [HDYC](https://hdyc.neis-one.org/). The goal
is to display user contribution summaries, activity patterns, and insights into
changesets. However, we're unsure about the best approa
> It doesn’t matter that it was applied twice, you and every other dev who saw
> it like that thought it was fine.
@Nekzuris you should have looked at it and say that it wasn't fine.
> You’re just using the fact that it was applied twice to justify reducing the
> intensity by half as a bug fix.
Thank you for the review. PR was updated according to the comments.
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> @@ -178,6 +220,42 @@ $(document).ready(function () {
}
}
+ function updateHomeLocation() {
+const lat = $("#home_lat").val().trim();
+const lon = $("#home_lon").val().trim();
+if (!lat || !lon) {
+ return;
+}
+
+const g
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+<%= t ".location_name_warning" %>
+
+
Was changed with the button named "Autofill %{country}".
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> @@ -178,6 +220,42 @@ $(document).ready(function () {
}
}
+ function updateHomeLocation() {
+const lat = $("#home_lat").val().trim();
+const lon = $("#home_lon").val().trim();
+if (!lat || !lon) {
+ return;
+}
+
+const g
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+require "application_system_test_case"
+
+class UserLocationChangeTest < ApplicationSystemTestCase
+ def setup
+stub_request(:get, /.*gravatar.com.*d=404/).to_return(:status => 404)
+ end
+
+ test "User can change their location"
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