[Imports] canvec-to-osm 0.9.6 now available
Frank Steggink
steggink at steggink.org
Sat Nov 7 17:25:12 GMT 2009
Ian Dees wrote:
>
> I normally upload my NHD changesets with 40k-50k changes in each
> upload without problem. It takes an hour or so to apply (depending
> on server load), but it works without error.
>
> What program are you using for the upload? Is it bulk-upload,
> JOSM, or something else? I'm using JOSM, because I had problems
> with bulk-upload. If there is something better and more robust
> (the upload with JOSM fails when there are about 10k changes), I
> would certainly give it a try.
>
>
> I use JOSM -- I check "upload as one changeset" and check "close
> changeset after upload". I usually try to do this when the load on the
> database and ruby workers are low.
OK thanks. I've seen this option, and I've only tried it once. This was
with a small upload only. I did not think of trying it with a large
changeset.
Regarding the "inner" rules: I've just checked it, and this is working
as you mentioned. Great :) I also tried the -t option, with comparison
on file level, and any ways used in a relation are being kept. As far as
I'm concerned, this version of shp-to-osm is good to go, if we're not
going to deal with any of the additional issues we discussed this morning.
Great job Ian!
Frank
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