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<p>Hi,<br>
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<div dir="ltr">I see the missing AL6 in India has been replaced by
me a week or so ago according to its history. The replacement is
relation 6532860. Though I cannot remember why I did it, whether
I removed the previous one or found it missing. <br>
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One AL6 in India has been deleted. It's just "gone", but we
don't know why.<br>
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Yes, that is one little problem in my analysis: if a rel is
completely replaced by a newer one with another osm_id, it does not
recognize this and will report an "missing error". The new relation
should be listed in "added boundaries" the same or next day, but
nobody cares - me too ;) <br>
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i think, everything is fine. <br>
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regards<br>
walter <br>
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