List not cc'ed On 4 Dec 2008, at 11:49, Dominik Spies wrote:
On Thu, Dec 4, 2008 at 12:21 PM, Shaun McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi, On 4 Dec 2008, at 11:08, Dominik Spies wrote:Hi,I'm currently working with the api06.dev server. My question is where I should submit a bug when I find one - trac? With milestone OSM 0.6 ?Or should I post here? Both? Somewhere else?I ask becuase trac doesn't appear to be very "used".. just five entries.Excellent to hear that you are testing the api06.actually I'm developing a API for the API in C# .Net. Testing the 0.6 api is more ot the less a by-product.As we are just about to start the process of starting widespread testing,there haven't been many bug reports yet.Bug can be submitted to trac, here on the mailing list. Some specific bug have been triaged by developers working directly together. When submitting bugs, it's probably best to assign to smsm1, instead of using the default toTomH.If I find a bug which is clearly a bug I'll submit it to trac. If behaviour is unclear, I'll post it here.The OSM Protocol Version 0.6 Wikipage mentions that tag keys will become unique.Normally (V 0.5), tags are case-sensitive.
Actually as MySQL is case-insensitive for unique indexes, the tags are case-insensitive, so you can't have a changeset/node/way/relation with the tags NOTE and note. If we move to postgres, which uses case-sensitive unique indexes, then the keys will become case-sensitive.
The question is if the uniqueness of the tag-key is computed case-sensitive or not. A quick test revealed, that they are not case-sensitive. But this should be specified somewhere (JOSM allows to create tag key "note" and "NOTE" at the same element, but that is a JOSM issue..)
That is a bug in JOSM, please file a bug at: http://josm.openstreetmap.de/ Shaun
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