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Reporter: richard [Submitted to the original trac issue database at 12.15pm, Tuesday, 27th May 2008]
Make it a bit clearer when a user merges two ways and the result is "highway=trunk;primary" or similar. Maybe have a little '!' in the tag, or an unhappy face, or something.
(Would need to have a list of tags where a ';' is expected, e.g. description=, note=, to avoid false positives.)
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Author: openstreetmap[at]rational.co.za [Added to the original trac issue at 8.45pm, Friday, 19th September 2008]
When users shift click roads with different names, Potlatch will happily assume it's one way with multiple names and separate the names with semicolons. Roads with multiple names are quite rare, so the default behavior should be to prompt the user, like JOSM does.
I'm changing it to a major defect, because an end user product should not make it easy to make mistakes.
Author: Richard [Added to the original trac issue at 6.34am, Saturday, 20th September 2008]
No, that's utterly great and you have very pleasantly surprised me. :)
Testing and checking in is no problem; documentation to the level of the rest of Potlatch would be about two comments, so that's fine. Friendly error message - well, yes, I'd like one; but tbh actually having someone make the effort, for once, to contribute a patch makes me so much more likely to want to "complete the job", if you see what I mean. So the bug won't stay open - not for long anyway.
Reporter: richard
[Submitted to the original trac issue database at 12.15pm, Tuesday, 27th May 2008]
Make it a bit clearer when a user merges two ways and the result is "highway=trunk;primary" or similar. Maybe have a little '!' in the tag, or an unhappy face, or something.
(Would need to have a list of tags where a ';' is expected, e.g. description=, note=, to avoid false positives.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: