[OSM-talk] Question on undelete/restore

[Pierre Béland]

Mikael

The original changeset affected both coastline and administrative boundaries.

We see that 92 ways were modified in the last changeset. From this changeset, the better and less damaging solution is probably to identify and undelete ways one by one with the Undelete Plugin in 
JOSM. 
Pierre 



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> De : Pierre Béland <infosbelas-gps at yahoo.fr>
>À : Michael Krämer <ohrosm at gmail.com>; "talk at openstreetmap.org" <talk at openstreetmap.org> 
>Envoyé le : Lundi 19 novembre 2012 16h07
>Objet : Re: [OSM-talk] Question on undelete/restore
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>Michael
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>Looking at ways in the changesets, I found that they were undeleted. It seems that Changeset 13937676 by user zors1843 already reverted all of this.
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>Pierre 
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>> De : Michael Krämer <ohrosm at gmail.com>
>>À : talk at openstreetmap.org 
>>Envoyé le : Lundi 19 novembre 2012 15h10
>>Objet : [OSM-talk] Question on undelete/restore
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>>Hi,
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>>using OSM inspector's coastline view I came across a rather large missing segement of the coastline. It turned out that a new user has accidentially deleted it. He agreed to revert the change and I volunteered to take care of it.
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>>As it turns out the changeset (13910261) included more changes to roads etc.- 92 ways overall - so reverting would include more than just the coastline. To make things even worse there are also some following, conflicting changesets. So using the reverter plugin causes quite a number of conflicts that I have a hard time to resolve. But just to make sure I have contacted the user again because it sounded like he wouldn't mind to revert all changs. But the answer is still pending due to different time zones.
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>>So I tried to only undelete the way for the coastline using the "undelete" plugin. Trying to do so gives an error on upload as the way references deleted nodes. Sounds reasonable but doesn't
 really help.
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>>Any suggestion how to best get this fixed again?
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>>BTW re-mapping the coastline from Bing is not an option due to clouds...
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>>Thanks,
>>Michael
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