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Author: stevage [Added to the original trac issue at 10.52pm, Monday, 6th June 2011]
To clarify, Potlatch can repeat way tags to ways, or node tags to nodes. It doesn't repeat node tags to ways. I'm not sure it would be good behaviour to do so with the standard "R" shortcut - in my case, that would mean I would end up with "highway=turning_circle" on streets.
So, perhaps this is an enhancement for a shift+R to allow repeating of tags from the "wrong type".
Author: bryce2[at]obviously.com [Added to the original trac issue at 11.30pm, Monday, 6th June 2011]
For reference, JOSM is pretty functional here. I can copy nodes/tags, and also get an indication of which tags differ.
That's great if I'm trying to change a street name on a dozen connected ways. I get to instantly see what tags are consistent, and what tags need greater inspection.
Shift-R seems fine. Or make the feature part of an "advanced mode" only discovered by advanced users.
Reporter: bryce2[at]obviously.com
[Submitted to the original trac issue database at 7.42pm, Monday, 6th June 2011]
A frequent use case for me:
Find a node that represents a building
Draw the building outline
Copy the tags to the way
Delete the node
With JOSM I can readily copy the tags. Potlatch will only repeat tags from a prior WAY, not a prior NODE.
I previously thought the entire feature was broken: apparently I only ever tried it on nodes:
http://trac.openstreetmap.org/ticket/3809
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