On 10 Oct 2008, at 20:11, Frederik Ramm wrote:
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I'm not sure about the reverse lookup we need or do not need - how
can I find out which changesets have affected Way #1234? Will this
be contained in /api/0.6/way/1234/history? Or a new /api/0.6/way/
1234/changesets?
The changeset id's are contained in the full history.
Phew. That's what you get for asking politely ;-) I find it
excellent that you have made yourself the champion of 0.6 (it badly
needed one). I'm very willing to chip in my part of coding but I'd
need some guidance as I have lost track of what still needs to be
done.
I'll do my best at driving the 0.6 api. I'll be starting some other
threads on other parts of the api as required.
Can you please apply this patch to JOSM, so that it makes testing
easier?
http://josm.openstreetmap.de/attachment/ticket/1649/0.6apiVersionFix.diff
Diff upload appears to have been implemented in a different place to
that of the wiki, which is confusing. It would be nice if JOSM or some
other editor would be updated to use them so that the api can be tested.
Looking at some implementation of the changeset diffs or returning the
nodes, ways and relations affected by the changeset would be excellent.
It would be really useful, if you could code review/test the code.
I'll be looking into the data browser on Monday, as that hasn't been
updated yet (and is a useful way to see if the uploads are working).
It also needs to be extended to cover the viewing of the changesets.
It may be useful if JOSM was extended to store the changeset as
returned by the API. I'm sure the plugin/core JOSM devs will come up
with some interesting things with this additional information.
I'm currently thinking that it would be really nice if there was an
easy way to switch between the live production api settings, and the
test server in JOSM, however I can see that potentially being a bad
thing.
I hope you don't mind most of these being JOSM, rather than API
related. Having an editor that works with the api is really important
so that the new api can be tested easily.
Shaun
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