leijurv left a comment (osm2pgsql-dev/osm2pgsql#2482)
Great to hear!
I am not familiar with relations but if I'm understanding right, you want to
attach some data (admin_level) to each linestring, and after merging, you want
to know the lowest admin_level that went into each? I am not sure if I'm
understanding right, but in my opinion I would add admin_level to the list of
columns that we are grouping by, so they each get independently linemerged.
I do think that the Lua code could reasonably support multiple different global
LineMerges at once, with different conditions and different grouping columns,
such as indeed waterways, railway lines, admin boundaries. If you suggest some
conditions and grouping columns I can prototype it in such a generic way?
Do you have any thoughts on the issues imagico raised here?
https://github.com/openstreetmap-carto/openstreetmap-carto/issues/5244#issuecomment-4778677289
For example, would this be susceptible to DOS attacks?
My perspective is that I think this approach does not actually inflate the
number of expired tiles. If you were to edit one way in the middle of a long
linestring, it would indeed alter the entire linestring, but it would still
only expire the actually edited area. This could cause temporary label / shield
ripping at metatile boundaries until those other tiles also rerender. I wonder
if this is fine? Or do you think this approach needs to somehow expire ALL
affected tiles, including the additional that the recursive walk reached into?
Do you think there is a downside to the current approach making an arbitrarily
long linestring, possibly thousands of km long? Should I think about trying to
`segmentize` the final merged output?
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