Guillaume, at the moment, we download data from OSM once a day. Fairly soon we should start downloading much more frequently. On top of that, there is a Varnish cache for one day. So if the identical request is being made, it might take up to a day for it to expire.
On Sat, Sep 17, 2016 at 8:55 PM Guillaume Allegre <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Yuri, > > I have successfully used <maplink> embedding objects in wikipedia-fr, > of the both types : > * raw geojson inclusion > * references to wikidata objects via Geoshaphes service > > This is really great, and particularly the latest (geoshapes / wikidata > tags). > I hope this will motivate the 3 communities (WP, WD and OSM) to set the > tag wikidata=* > into OSM. > But I noticed a strange behavior : when adding the wikidata tag on an OSM > object, > then including a maplink tag on a wiki page, the object is not available > at once. > There seems to be a delay of several hours, or maybe several days. > > I suppose there is a cache of some sort to wait for. > Please, do you know where this delay comes from ? an OSM cache ? or on the > geoshapes side ? > And what is its typical duration ? > > For an example, on my test page : > https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:GAllegre#Maplinks > For the moment, the 1st maplink (Limites du PNR de Chartreuse) > is displayed, as I created it a few days ago, but the following ones are > not displayed. > > > My questions are maybe odd, but I plan to largely advertise these new > features > towards the french WP community. I would like to be able to explain if > sometimes > it doesn't work well at once, in order to not discourage people who would > like to try > their first edit. > > > Le 2016-09-09, Yuri Astrakhan a écrit : > > Dear community, this week we enabled <maplink> support on all Wikipedia > and > > sister projects. This means that now an article can have a link to a > map, > > and that map may contain highlighted regions and popups with information. > > [1],[3] > > > > Our next step is to add an informational sidebar to the map, similar to > > what is being shown on the "geohack" page (map link in the upper right > > corner of most location articles). Check out proposed screenshots [2] > > > > We now also have a geoshapes service. So if Open Street Maps community > has > > defined a region and assigned it a Wikidata ID, you can draw it on the > map > > with that ID. Or you can use Wikidata Query Service (via SPARQL > language), > > to query for those IDs and draw them on the map, coloring them and adding > > popup information. [3] Geoshapes can also be used for the graphs. [4] > > > -- > ° /\ Guillaume Allègre OpenStreetMap France > http://www.openstreetmap.fr > /~~\/\ [email protected] Wikimedia France > http://www.wikimedia.fr > / /~~\ tél. 04.76.63.26.99 Des contenus partagés libres et > collaboratifs > > > _______________________________________________ > Maps-l mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/maps-l >
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